African American freemasonry
Found in 121 Collections and/or Records:
Facsimile transcription of Prince Hall charter, undated
Facsimile transcription of African Lodge, No. 459, charter issued on September 29, 1784. The image of original charter is in the lower left corner.
Founder's Day Observance program held by Juvenile Department of Heroines of Jericho, 1963
Fourteenth annual conference and tenth joint session program, 1972
The program contains two pages and handwritten notes.
Fraternal Gifts regalia catalog, No. G-5859, 1950-1959
This catalog contains fraternal gifts such as scrapbooks, greeting cards, stationery, plates, pens, spoons, and jewelry.
George A. Newbury correspondence on clandestine bodies, 1965-1974
This folder contains correspondence between Newbury and others about and with clandestine groups. The majority of the correspondence is on irregular African American Masonic organizations that are not reconginzed by Prince Hall Freemasonry. Of particular interest is the petition for recongition by the Supreme Council 33rd Degree Ancient & Accepted Scottish Rite for the Atlantic Masonic Jurisdiction of the United States of America Grand Orient of Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands.
George E. Bushnell correspondence on clandestine bodies, 1961-1965
George E. Bushnell correspondence on clandestine bodies, 1952-1961
Good of the Rite Award for Robert O. Ralston, 33°, issued by the United Supreme Council, 1999 May 31
This award presented for Inter-Fraternal Masonic Relationship between Prince Hall Affiliation and Northern Masonic Jurisdiction. The award is a gold plaque with black letting affixed onto wood backing. Certificate is decorated with double-headed eagle at top, black and white hands shaking at bottom.
Grand Lodge of Kansas, Prince Hall, records, 1995-1999
Harold V. B. Voorhis' Prince Hall research papers, 1955-1966
Collection of research papers of Harold V. B. Voorhis on the subject of Prince Hall Freemasonry. The collection includes 2 folders of photocopies of the proceedings from Boston (1796, 1960s) and Pennsylvania, Missouri, Massachusetts (1860s) concerning Prince Hall Freemasonry; 7 folders of typescript correspondence and research notes on Prince Hall from 1955-1966; and 5 folders of miscellaneous photocopies and research notes about Prince Hall.
