Fraternal organizations
Found in 1422 Collections and/or Records:
The Cradle of Pythianism postcard, 1914-1930
Photolithograph of the exterior of a building captioned as "The Cradle of Pythianism". The building is constructed of stone and is decorated in American flags and banners. There are men standing outside on the first and second stories of the building who are dressed in full regalia.
The Elks Club, Waterbury, Connecticut, 1929 September 16
The first pin the Ancient Order of United Workmen wore postcard, 1907
The first pin the Knights of Pythias wore postcard, circa 1907
Lithograph of the Knights of Pythias emblem in green with a gold or brown design around the frame of the card. At the top of the card is a large safety pin with the caption "The First Pin the Knights of Pythias Wore". The postcard is from the Alfred Holzman lodge series.
The Girls in Red of the Knights and Ladies of Security postcard, circa 1912
Photolithograph postcard of "The Girls in Red" standing on stairs with their captain, Harry A. Holmberg. The girls are from the Columbine Council, No. 1153, in Denver, Colorado. They won the national competitive drill in Los Angeles, California in 1912.
The Knights of Columbus in Boy's Work pamphlet issued by the Supreme Council, 1927
The Knights of Labour postcard, 1905
Black and white satire photo postcard of "The Knights of Labour." Photograph shows two men dozing on a bench. No address or note on verso.
The Last Will and Testament of Mrs. Jemima Brooks advertisement brochure, circa 1900
Advertisement brochure for "The Last Will and Testament of Mrs. Jemima Brooks" was sold through Roswell H. Hassam, Manchester, New Hampshire for 75 cents. The Last Will was meant to be used in newsletters or read aloud at lodge meetings of International Order of Good Templars. Names of local brothers and sisters were substituted for those given to "personalize" the will. Engravings of man and woman watching ocean and then running from incoming waves on front of brochure.
The Murderous Knights of Columbus Oath, Fourth Degree pamphlet, undated
Pamphlet regarding the Knights of Columbus' Fourth Degree oath as a threat to American democracy based on anti-Catholic sentiment by the writer. The last page of the pamphlet includes "For Anti-Papal Books, Tracts, Etc., Write Lock Box 253, Flint, Mich."