Box 354

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Letter on lined blue paper from Moses G. Thomas to "Companion Lewis," written in New Bedford, Massachusetts, and dated May 19, 1855, giving a biographical sketch of Thomas's father, Moses Thomas, whose daguerreotype portrait was given to the Grand Lodge.

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White unlined paper note inscribed in ink "Grand Lodge of Massachusetts / In Grand Lodge, June 13, 1855. / Voted, That the thanks of this Grand Lodge be / presented to Bro. E. T. Wilson, M.D., for his very ac- / ceptable present of a 'correct likeness of Brother / Moses Thomas, of New Bedford,' and that the / same be placed in the archives of the Grand / Lodge. / Copy of the Record, / Attest: Charles H. Titus, / Rec. M. [?] Sec."

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Panorama photograph of Past Masters all seated with aprons on.

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Panorama photograph taken at the Raleigh Hotel on February 23, 1939

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Panorama photo taken at dinner at Willard Hotel, Washington, D.C.

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Black and white panorama photograph taken of four rows of Masons sitting down in formal pose at Willard Hotel, Washington, D.C. Reverse is blank.

Scope and Contents Broadside made in reverse (must be held to a mirror to read). Text reads, in part: "On the XVII, day of June, MDCCCXXV : at the request of the Bunker Hill Monument Association, the Most Worshipful John Abbot, Grand Master of Masons in Massachusetts, did, in the presence of General Lafayette, lay this corner stone of a monument, to testify the gratitude of the present generation to their fathers, who, on the XVII day of June MDCCLXXV here fought in the cause of their country, and of free...

Scope and Contents Broadside made in reverse (must be held to a mirror to read). Text reads, in part: "On the XVII, day of June, MDCCCXXV : at the request of the Bunker Hill Monument Association, the Most Worshipful John Abbot, Grand Master of Masons in Massachusetts, did, in the presence of General Lafayette, lay this corner stone of a monument, to testify the gratitude of the present generation to their fathers, who, on the XVII day of June MDCCLXXV here fought in the cause of their country, and of free...

Scope and Contents Broadside made in reverse (must be held to a mirror to read). Text reads, in part: "On the XVII, day of June, MDCCCXXV : at the request of the Bunker Hill Monument Association, the Most Worshipful John Abbot, Grand Master of Masons in Massachusetts, did, in the presence of General Lafayette, lay this corner stone of a monument, to testify the gratitude of the present generation to their fathers, who, on the XVII day of June MDCCLXXV here fought in the cause of their country, and of free...

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Reduced facsimile portion of this manuscript in possession of Provincial Grand Lodge of West Yorkshire. 3 copies=a,b,c