Boston (Mass.)
Found in 68 Collections and/or Records:
Boston Waterfront and Charlestown, 1930
Bunker Hill Monument visible in center of photograph.
Boston's Fourth of July news program, 1976
City of Boston memorial services program in honor of Wendell Phillips, 1884 April 18
City of Boston memorial services program in honor of Wendell Phillips dated April 18, 1884. This program describes the order of exercises for the memorial services for Boston orator and attorney Wendell Phillips, an American abolitionist and advocate for women’s suffrage and Native American rights. The memorial service was held at Boston’s Tremont Temple Baptist Church.
Collection of newspaper clippings about Masonic Temple and meetings, 1924-1925
Commander A. J. Stobbart of the 25th Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias in Boston postcard, 1908 August
Photolithograph of Major General A. J. Stobbart of the 25th Convention Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias in Boston, Massachusetts. The convention began on August 3rd 1908 and ended on the 10th. The portrait shows Major General A. J. Stobbart in full regalia
Decorations in Honor of the Knights of Pythias convention in Boston, postcard, 1908 August
Photolithograph of the exterior of H. W. Coombs groceries and provisions with decorations in honor of the Knights of Pythias' Convention in Boston in 1908. There are large American flags hanging from the top of the store and signs in front of the windows that advertisement food that they are selling
Emblem of Knights of Pythias Biennial in Boston postcard, circa 1908
Lithograph of the Knights of Pythias emblem. The emblem consists of a triangle with the eltters "F. C. B" in blue, yellow, and red. There is a helmet on top of the emblem with an eagle on top of the helmet. The emblem is trimmed in raised gold. On the right it reads "K. P. Biennial Boston, 1908"
Emblem of Knights of Pythias Biennial in Boston postcard, circa 1908
Lithograph of the Knights of Pythias emblem. The emblem consists of a triangle with the eltters "F. C. B" in blue, yellow, and red. There is a helmet on top of the emblem with an eagle on top of the helmet. The emblem is trimmed in raised gold. On the right it reads "K. P. Biennial Boston, 1908."