Box 1
Contains 218 Results:
"In the Midst of Light is Truth" Benevolent Order of Elks Convention in Philadelphia, circa 1907
The postcard is a lithograph of the silhouette of an Elk that is emerging from what appears to be a horizon, with purple rays surrounding him. The quote the surrounds the elk reads "In the midst of light there is truth."
A man and two women in an auto ride at the Elks Convention Parade, circa 1909
The postcard is a purple photolithograph of a man and two women in a decorated car. There are flowers surrounding the entire car. The caption reads "A Private Auto in Parade." The postcard was made for the 1909 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Convention in Los Angeles, California.
"Meet Me at the Elk's Reunion" in Los Angeles, California, circa 1909
Yeon building at the 1912 Elks National Convention in Portland, Oregon, circa 1912
The postcard is a real photo of the Yeon building at the 1912 Elks National Convention in Portland, Oregon. The building is illuminated with American flags hanging from the windows and a sign that reads "Hello Bill" on the top of the building.
Knights and Ladies of Honor's Martha Washington Lodge, No. 472, 1897-1907
The postcard is printed in German with an undivided back reading "Martha Washington Lodge No 472."
Knights of Columbus War Memorial Building in Kankakee, Illinois, 1930-1944
Photolithograph from the linen era of the exterior of the Knights of Columbus War Memorial Buildingin in Kankakee, Illinois. The building is brick with a white trim and a tree in the foreground.
Knights of Columbus building in Syracuse, New York, 1907-1914
Photolithograph of the exterior of the Knights of Columbus building in Syracuse, New York.
Knights of Columbus Home Office in New Haven, Connecticut, 1945-1960
Photocrhrome exterior of the Knights of Columbus Home Office in New Haven, Connecticut. The building is L-shaped and yellow with a red brick trim.
Knights of Columbus building in Montreal, Quebec, 1907-1914
Photolithograph of the Knights of Columbus' building in Montreal, Quebec. The sign on the building is written in French as well as English.
Knight of Columbus building in Utica, New York, 1915-1930
Photolithograph of the Knights of Columbus building in Utica, New York.