Fraternal organizations
Found in 1143 Collections and/or Records:
Calling card issued to M. B. Meader by Moosehillock Lodge, No. 25, circa 1900
Calling card for M. B. Meader, Moosehillock Lodge, No. 25, I.O.O.F., Woodsville, N.H. The Odd Fellows logo appears on the upper left hand corner. North Haverhill, N.H. appears on the lower right.
Calling card issued to Mary A. Meader by Woman's Relief Corps., No. 11, circa 1900
Calling card for Mary A. Meader, Treasurer for the W.R.C. No. 11. The logo for the Women's Relief Corps appears centered to the left and North Haverhill, N.H. appears on the lower right hand corner.
Camp of the Month certificate presented to Camp No. 7854, Royal Neighbors of America, circa 1900
Canyon Homestead, No. 500, minute book, 1913-1921
Card of membership issued by Racine Circle, No. 50, 1921-1927
Card with the Ten Commandments presented by Youth Guidance Commission, circa 1956
Card with the Ten Commandments presented by Youth Guidance Commission Fraternal Order of Eagles. The reverse includes a history of the card's use and origination, as well as various endorsements.
Caricature of Knights of Pythias Lodge, No. 378, postcard, 1907-1914
The postcard is a collage composed of photographs of men's heads placed on drawings of bodies, set in front of a building that bears a sign for Samuel Read Lodge, K.P. No. 378, Castle Hall. Above the door is a sign that reads "Ye who enter here leave all hope behind". The men are depicted in caricature as sitting on barrels, carrying letters, carrying boxes, and wearing silly outfits. At the bottom right, in small letters, a caption reads "The Ginger Bunch".
Carriage entrance to the Pythian Home in Ogdensburg, New York, postcard, 1907-1914
Castle Hall, Knights of Pythias Home in Tampa, Florida, postcard, 1915-1930
Photolithograph of the exterior of the Knights of Pythias Home in Tampa Florida, which is known as the Castle Hall. The building is also used as a recreation center for tourists. The building is brick with a circular tower and front porch.
Castle Hall, Knights of Pythias Home in Tampa, Florida, postcard, 1915-1930
Photolithograph of the exterior of the Knights of Pythias Home in Tampa Florida, which is known as the Castle Hall. The building is also used as a recreation center for tourists. The building is brick with a circular tower and front porch.