Fraternal organizations
Found in 1098 Collections and/or Records:
Petition for the creation of Moline Lodge, No. 133, 1869 November 23
Petition to the Grand Lodge of Illinois, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, for the creation of Moline Lodge, No. 133, in Moline, Illinois, dated 1869 November 23.
Petition from the Grand Lodge and Central Lodge, No. 12, in New Haven, CT., 1844
Philomathian Lodge lady's invitation ticket, 1859 December 29
Attributed to Philomathian Lodge, No. 645, New York City, the first U.S. lodge of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows.
Photograph of Minnesela Council, circa 1920
Photograph of the Minnesela Council, No. 103, of the Degree of Pocahantas, which is the women's auxilliary group of the Improved Order of Red Men. Note: This image includes cultural appropriation of Indigenous dress, a practice that now is known to cause harm.
Pictorial review of East Rock Lodge, No. 141, Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World, 1957
Pictorial review of East Rock Lodge, No. 141, Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World, dated 1957, with numerous photographs and a history of the East Rock Lodge.
Pilgrim Encampment, No. 4, records, 1864-1908
Pocahontas Council, No. 350, records, 1908-1940
This collection contains constitution and general laws, applications, correspondence, reports, and withdrawal cards.
Polish National Alliance postcard, undated
The postcard has a man and a woman on either side of the postcard. The woman is holding a shield with American flag colors and the man is holding a shield with the Polish white-tailed eagle symbol. In the middle there are the ZNP initals of the order (Polish National Alliance in Polish). On the top is an eagle holding the Polish and U.S. flag in each talon.
Ponemah Tribe, No. 9, with visiting tribes from Massachusetts, 1930 April 19
This panorama photograph depicts a parade and three degree exemplification, located in front of the Roberts School in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Dated April 19, 1930.