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Fraternal organizations

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Scope Note: Base form

Found in 348 Collections and/or Records:

Combination Colors Badge Ribbons catalog issued by Borris Weaving Co., 1924

 Item
Identifier: A1991-048-005
Scope and Contents

This catalog of Badge Ribbons from the Borris Weaving Co. has assorted color combinations of ribbon for the various fraternal and Masonic organizations. The inside cover also contains two letters from the company regarding price and deliverability of orders. Color-coded key to indentifying badge ribbons.

Dates: 1924

Concert tickets issued by Antlers Band, undated

 Collection
Identifier: A2025-004-001
Dates: undated

Connecticut Grange ephemera, 1953-2008

 File
Identifier: A2011-037-088a-k
Scope and Contents

Collection of ephemera from Grange or Order of Patrons of Husbandry, Connecticut. It includes programs, brochures, and pamphlets

Dates: 1953-2008

Constableville Lodge, no. 610, letter collection, 1891-1894

 Collection
Identifier: A2023-090-001
Content Description Three envelopes with various contents. Two letters were within the envelope addressed to Laura E. Eames. One letter is addressed to Julia from Adaline and is dated March 16 and the other letter is addressed to the officers and members of Lodge, no. 610, dated December 5 and signed by W. D. Parker. One envelope addressed to the secretary of the lodge dated May 24, 1894 contains a letter from Mr. and Mrs. Levi Conner wishing to sever their membership to the lodge. One envelope in plastic...
Dates: 1891-1894

Court docket of Jacob Fleck vs. Somerset Encampment, No. 113, 1889 April 30

 Item
Identifier: A2023-124-001
Content Description

Court case seems to be about Jacob Fleck being denied benefits

Dates: 1889 April 30

Daughters of Woodcraft from Burlington, Vermont, postcard, 1909

 Item
Identifier: A1987-029-001
Content Description

Real photograph of the Daughters of Woodcraft from Burlington, Vermont. Young girls dressed in white, holding axes, with the girl in the center holding a sword. This organization was a young girls' auxiliary of the Modern Woodmen of America. Membership was open to daughters of Woodmen.

Dates: 1909