African American freemasonry
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 172 Collections and/or Records:
Denslow, Ray V., 1945-1947
Correspondence to and from Ray V. Denslow of Missouri. Some letters illustrate the tension between the North and South regarding recognition of the Prince Hall Freemasons.
Denunciation of the Comte de St. Laurent, a Cerneau follower, after 1838
Denunciation of the Comte de St. Laurent, a Cerneau follower, dated after 1838. In this document, Sovereign Grand Commander John James Joseph Gourgas denounces the Comte de St. Laurent, a Black Freemason and follower of Joseph Cerneau.
Eureka Lodge No. 52, Prince Hall, 1958 September 13
This collection of scrapbooks include stamps, autographs, letters, deeds, and Masonic Ephemera.
Facsimile charter for the Lodge of St. John: Freres Choisis fond des nègres Isle St. Dominique, undated
Facsimile of African Lodge, No. 459, charter, 1908
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.
