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Arthur Wellesley Lunn Masonic collection, 1918-1920
Assessment certificate issued by the Grand Lodge of the Independent Scandinavian Workingmen's Association of North America to John Blilie, 1911 June
Assessment notices issued by Scarboro Commandery, No. 232 to George H. Boothby, 1895-1899
Attested copy of records of a Convention of Delegates to form the Grand Lodge of Maine, 1819 October
An official copy of the records of the Convention of Delegates held at Masons’ Hall in Portland, Maine, regarding the formation of the Grand Lodge of Maine. This copy is attested by the convention’s secretary, John P. Boyd, and records the events of August 13, 1819, and October 19, 1819.
Attested copy of the appointment of Joseph Warren as Provincial Grand Master of Lodges in North America, undated
Autograph of Jonathan Harrington, 1851 April 25
Ball and masquerade dance cards, 1886-1891
This collection contains six dance cards for balls and masquerade parties in the Madison area. It is unclear whose dance card it was as the cards only list who the person danced with.
Barlow Family certificates, 1955
Beersheba Encampment, No. 50, Odd Fellows records, 1903-1966
The records of the Portland, Maine, Odd Fellows Collection span the years 1903-1966, with the bulk of material dating from 1920 to 1924. The collection features approximately 58 items produced and collected by Beersheba Encampment, No. 50, and includes applications, correspondence, receipts, and one cash book. The collection is arranged by document type and chronologically within folders. Beersheba Encampment shared its hall with Deering Lodge, No. 183, F. and A.M.
Ben Lipsett Buzz Aldrin collection, 1969
The Buzz Aldrin ephemera collection of Ben B. Lipset spans the years 1969-1975. The collection features 7 items produced and collected by Lipset and includes an autographed photo of Astronaut Buzz Aldrin; "Mission Accomplished," a poem written by Lipset and sent to Aldrin, Armstrong, and Collins; two letters written by officials at the John F. Kennedy Space Center to Lipset; and two first day covers of Apollo 11.