Race discrimination -- United States
Found in 79 Collections and/or Records:
Ku Klux Klan "Mystic City"/"The Bright Fiery Cross" record, circa 1920
Lent, Arthur
Lent, Aurthur C. (b. 1908), 1992
Letter from Winyah Lodge, No. 40, to Pacific Lodge, No. 45, 1873 June 04
Letter from Winyah Lodge, No. 40, to Pacific Lodge, No. 45. Dated June 04, 1873. In this letter, Winyah Lodge, No. 40, describes how white Union soldiers of the 15th Maine torched their lodge building in response to being “relieved by a Battalion of United States colored Troops” under the command of Colonel A. J. Willard. Concludes by appealing to Masons for relief in rebuilding their “lost Temple.”
Logan, Robert L. (b. 1919?), 1992
Lowell Chapter, Order of DeMolay, collection on integration attempt, 1953-1960
Memorial record book for Clara E. Williams, 1938
Memorial booklet issued in memory of Clara E. Williams, with a page listing Order of the Eastern Star, Acton Chapter, No. 173; Pythian Sisters, Acton Temple, No. 226; and Acton Rebekah Lodge, No. 518 as fraternal orders attending, and a note to "take no part" for Ku Klux Klan Marion County, Court No. 14, Indianapolis. Williams' date of birth is recorded as October 10, 1866 and a patent date of 1904 is printed on the inside cover.