Fraternal organizations
Found in 552 Collections and/or Records:
Federal Building and Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias in Indianapolis, Indiana, postcard, 1907-1914
Photolithograph of the federal building in Indianapolis, Indiana with the Knights of Pythias building in the background. The federal building is made of stone with large pillars in the front and two statues on either side of the front entrances. There are people walking in the street and cars parked. The Knights of Pythias building in the background is constructed of gray stone or brick with numerous windows and an American flag on the roof.
Fifty-seventh annual session of the Massachusetts State Grange program, 1929 November 11
Financial Secretary's receipt of the Order Sons of St. George, 1913 June 23
Fisher family Daughters of Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of the World papers, 1939-1986
Flyer issued by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, about 1950
A flyer from the Independent Order of Odd Fellows for a "pow wow" and 4th degree meeting at Camp Jack Little in Oklahoma. Note: The term used for this 4th degree meeting was culturally appropriated from Indigenous peoples, a naming practice that now is known to cause harm.
For freedom and country : salesman's sample honor certificate, 1942
For freedom and country, salesman's sample honor certificate. Dated 1942. A salesman's sample honor certificate created by the Ihling Brothers and Everard Company. Imprint at the bottom of certificate reads, “© 1942, Ihling Bros. Everard Co. Kalamazoo, Mich.”
Fraternal postcard collection, 1897-1945
This collection consists of ten postcards mainly from the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. There is also a postcard from the Grange, Knights and Ladies of Honor, and a Masonic parade procession.
Fraternal postcards
Includes postcards, brochures, regalia catalogs, certificates, member directories, programs, and summons for Masonic and fraternal organizations, as well as postcards and first day covers for the Eastern States Exposition (also known as The Big E).
Fraternal sight drafts from the Dry Dock Savings Bank collection, 1850-1890
The sight drafts are requests that a certain amount of money be given to a certain person or group. The money in this case is being requested from the Dry Dock Savings Bank in New York for a fraternal organization for one of its members.