MA 022. Shriners certificates
Found in 22 Collections and/or Records:
Ralph H. Schoenherr Shrine certificate collection, 1953-1973
Collection includes civic service certificates issued to Ralph H. Schoenherr, as well as certificates from Shriners International temples.
Shrine certificate issued to Frances S. Griswold by Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children, 1925
Shrine certificate for Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children located in Newington, Connecticut. Frances Griswold Thomason is listed as a "Voluntary Permanent Subscriber." F. S. Griswold (of Wethersfield, Conn.) was a long-time subscriber to this hospital. Certificate has image of a child on crutches walking down the path to the Shrine hospital
Shrine certificate issued to Richard L. Gibbs by Mecca Temple, 1887
Certificate consists of a design of Egyptian hieroglyphics, gods, goddesses, and pharoahs on a sepia tone background. This is a very early Shrine certificate, as the Imperial Grand Council was organized in 1878.
Shrine certificate issued to Winthrop B. Wood by Lu Lu Temple, 1927 June 8
Shrine certificate issued to Winthrop B. Wood by LuLu Temple of Philadelphia, PA, on June 8, 1927. There is an embossed gold seal of LuLu Temple lower edge of certificate and an engraving of the seal of Ancient Arabic Order, Imperial Council, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine.
Shriners' Hospitals certificate issued to Harry Waldemar Miller from Kismet Temple, 1925
Certificate is for H. W. Miller who was a Permanent Contributing Member of the Shriners' Hospitals. It has image of child walking with crutches down the path to the hospital.
Shrine certificate issued to Harry Waldemar Miller from Kismet Temple, 1925
Certificate is signed by member H. W. Miller on the left side.
Shrine certificate issued to William M. Hess from Mecca Temple, 1919
Certificate is signed by member William Milton Hess on the left side.
Shrine certificate issued to C. P. Summerall by Omar Temple, 1950
Certificate of Honorary Membership issued by Aleppo Temple to Noble LeRoy Gordon Cooper, Jr., 1963 May 16
The certificate was enclosed in a white folder, and has black text surrounded by a colorful floral border with a red fez at the top of the certificate.