Women and freemasonry
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 563 Collections and/or Records:
Chinese Room at the International Easter Star Temple in Washington D.C., 1915-1930
Circular, 1883
Circular from Union Pacific Railway to Knights Templar attending the San Francisco Triennial Conclave in August of 1883. It concerns hotels, restaurants, railway rates, ID necessary, rates for female relatives, etc.
Circular from Grand Chapter of Kentucky concerning the founding of a Masonic Female College
Each notice with handwritten addressed envelope. There are two meeting notices from Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, a circular from Grand Chapter of Kentucky concerning the founding of a Masonic Female College, and a notice of a Masonic Festival from Montgomery Lodge.
Circular letter from the Masonic Home of Pennsylvania and William L. Elkins Masonic Orphanage for Girls, 1907 October
Clandestine bodies (Female)
This collection contains records and correspondence created by the Supreme Council, Northern Masonic Jurisdiction, and four Sovereign Grand Commanders from 1927-2003. The majority of the correspondence is between the Sovereign Grand Commander and the Active Members of the Supreme Council, Northern Masonic Jurisdiction.
Clandestine bodies – feminine, 1994-1998
Clandestine bodies – feminine, 1979-1988
Cleveland Forest, No. 70, in Washington, D.C. panorama, undated
Blueprints, Certificate of Incorporation, programs, Stage Manual, photographs, scrapbook. Several different Tall Cedar Forrests from Pennsylvania and New Jersey, photographs include President Hoover. 1915-1988
