African American freemasonry
Found in 121 Collections and/or Records:
Prince Hall Scottish Rite Mason postcard, circa 1945
Real photo postcard of a Prince Hall Scottish Rite Mason standing with full regalia including jacket with badges and hat with emblem.
Proclamation Number One of Deborah Grand Chapter booklet, 1969-1970
Program for Banquet Testimonial weekend, 2008
Testimonial Banquet Weekend Program with Sovereign Grand Commander Solomon Wallace 33° of the United Supreme Council, Northern Jurisdiction, Prince Hall, with Westchester souvenir.
Ralph B. Duncan collection of Masonic postcards, 1883-1995
Reading of the original charter 459, 1958
A 1958 printed transcription and facsimile of the 1784 charter issued by the Grand Lodge of England to African Lodge, No. 459, the first African American or Prince Hall Masonic lodge in America. The document is hand-signed by Grand Master James R. Leseuer, M.D., the forty-sixth Grand Master of the Prince Hall Grand Lodge of the State of Massachusetts.
Recognition of the two Supreme Councils, Northern Masonic Jurisdiction and Prince Hall, 1995 January 23
Resolution between Supreme Council, AASR, NMJ and Prince Hall, NJ, which concerns the recognition of autonomous jurisdictions, but allowing fraternal visitation between organizations. Both copies are signed by Robert O. Ralston and Samuel Brogdon, Jr. and dated January 23, 1995. It also includes 3 color photographs of the signing occasion in the Scottish Rite Masonic Museum & Library.
