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Stanley F. Maxwell papers, 1931-1990
State Deputy Snark appointment certificate to Vaughn H. McDowell issued by Office of the Snark Universe, 1955 November 16
A State Deputy Snark appointment certificate issued by Office of the Snark Universe to Vaughn H. McDowell. Dated November 16, 1955. Originating in 1892, the International Concatenated Order of Hoo-Hoo is one of the world's oldest service organizations, drawing its membership from individuals employed in all aspects of the forest products industry. The black cat, the adopted mascot of the Order, prominently adorns the certificate.
Staunton, Virginia,Grand United Order of Odd Fellows records, 1904-1934
Summary of laws and ritual cues, circa 1902-1967
Summons for Lodge No. 2, 1760 May 13
Meeting notice of Lodge No. 2 Ancient York Masons at the house of James Bill, in Philadelphia. Masonic symbols include two columns with an arch, beehive, open hand, the arc, compass, trowel, and many more.
Summons for Orange Lodge, No. 14, 1791 May 25
A meeting summons for Orange Lodge No. 14, dated May 25, 1791, and signed by the Lodge’s Secretary, Edward Christie. The summons is engraved with images of columns on either side and various tools of a mason including square, compass, globe, level and several female figures at top.
Imprint at bottom: "Sold by Br T. Abernethie, Charleston, So. Carolina."
Summons issued to John Howard, Jr. from Washington Royal Arch Chapter, 1824 November 27
Sunflower Camp, No. 984, Royal Neighbors of America, collection, 1898-1908
Collection includes receipts, pass reports, and blank applications for the Royal Neighbors of America. Most are addressed to the Recorder of Sunflower Camp, No. 984, Ella M. Highland. Also includes letters addressed to Edith Wilson from C. H. Olsen.
Supreme Council annual meeting program, 1879 September 16
Supreme Council broadside, 1867 May 16
A broadside created by the Hays-Raymond and Van Rensselaer Supreme Councils. Dated May 16, 1867. This document, which was reported for the Boston Post, announces the ratification of the Union of 1867, the unification of the two competing Supreme Councils of the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction and outlines terms of their unification.