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Poem Card - Sword of Bunker Hill |
Postcard - Eastern Star Masonic Home, Rockford, IL (1952) |
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| George Washington. From card back:"1732-1799. Planter at Mt. Vernon, legislator. Made a mason in the lodge at Frederickburgh, VA. Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army in the War for American Independence. First President of the Republic. Most Illustrious American Freemason of all time. His statue faces the Masonic Home and Hospital at Wallingford, Conn. |
George Washington. From card back:"1732-1799. Planter at Mt. Vernon, legislator. Made a mason in the lodge at Frederickburgh, VA. Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army in the War for American Independence. First President of the Republic. Most Illustrious American Freemason of all time. His statue faces the Masonic Home and Hospital at Wallingford, Conn. |
George Washington Masonic National Memorial. From the card back:"The George Washington Masonic National Memorial is situated on Shooters Hill, an eminence lying between the City of Washington and Alexandria, VA. It symbolizes the beneficent influence of the life and character of Washington on the government of the United States." | |||
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George Washington. From the card back:"This bronze statue of George Washington. President of the United States 1788-1797. Master, Alexandria Lodge No. 39, VA. 1788-1789 erected by Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the State of New York in Flushing Meadow Park (N.Y.) to impart enduring value to the theme of the Masonic Brotherhood Center, New York World's Fair 1964-1965. 'Brotherhood. The Foundation of World Peace'" |
David Wooster (1711-1777) Father of Freemasonry in Connecticut. From the card back:"Yale grad 1738. Merchant Trader. Charter Master of the first Masonic lodge in Conn,. 1750. Veteran of Seige of Louisbourg and campaigns against French and Indians. Brigadier General in Continental service and Major General of Militia. Died from wounds during repulse of British raiders from Danbury, where a monument stands over his grave. Likeness unauthenticated." |
Apron, Royal Order of Scotland |
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Most Honorable Grand Commander in Chief - Sword of Bunker Hill - Owned by Ernest Campbell, MIPGM |
Honorary Grand Commander in Chief - Sword of Bunker Hill - Owned by Ernest Campbell, MIPGM |
Supreme Conclave True Kindred |
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Apron, Royal Ark Mariner, Member |
Apron, Past Noah, Royal Ark Mariner, and Collar |
Odd Fellows Ornate Apron |
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George Washington Masonic Memorial Coin |
Pin, Member, Rainbow for Girls |
Pin, Member, Jobs Daughters |
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Hat, Member, Sword of Bunker Hill |
Mini Apron, Commemorative for Fred L. Wham |
Jewel, Officer, Demolay for Boys |
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| Merit Bars, Demolay for Boys | Badge, Representative, Demolay for Boys | Badge, Legion of Honor, Demolay for Boys | |||
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| Order of the Eastern Star, Emblem | Pin, Member Pin, Order of the Eastern Star | Pin, Member with Tiler officer Guard, Demolay for Boys | |||
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| Printer's Block, Demolay for Boys | Printer's Block, White Shrine of Jersalem | Printer's Block, Order of Amaranth | |||
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| Demolay Ritual, Illinois, Award of Ritual Proficiency | Commemorative Coin 100th Anniversary of the Grotto, M.O.V.P.E.R., Humanitarian Foundation | Belt Buckle, Blue Lodge, Shrine, York Rite | |||
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| Belt Buckle, Blue Lodge, Shrine, Scottish Rite | Belt Buckle, Shrine | Belt Buckle, Scottish Rite | |||
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| Belt Buckle, Blue Lodge | Belt Buckle, Blue Lodge | Cord, De Molay Legion of Honor | |||
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| Cord, De Molay Legion of Honor | Ribbon, De Molay Legion of Honor | Plate, Masonic Orders of Joliet, Illinois, 1975 | |||
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| Token, Frank S. Land, 1890-1959, Founder Order of Demolay, Founded March 1919 | Jewel, The International Supreme Council of the Order of Demolay, George E. Barnes, Presented By Charles E. Dagenhart Chapter in Grateful Appreciation | Ribbon, Demolay for Boys, Legion of Honor, Donated by Bill Barnes | Ballot Box, Demolay for Boys, includes black cubes and white balls, Donated by Bill Barnes | ||
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| Jewel, Demolay for Boys, Zerubbabel Key, Donated by Bill Barnes | Diploma Oriental Order of the Palm and Shell, Eberte Shrinoff from Hagerstown, Indiana | Diploma - The Light of Masonry - G Broughton | Mirrored with the coat of arms from a bar in England | Patent - From Darkness to Light | |
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| Magazine Sketch - It's Hell to be a Mason | Poster - A Knight Templar Salute to the Fourteen Master Masons who Became Presidents of the United States | Poster - Masonic Lodge UGLE | Dish Eastern Star. No 20225 | Fez Grotto Agra | Wall Plaque Order of the Eastern Star |
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| Snow Globe. Masonic Building of Illinois 2000 2001. Chicago Scottish Rite Cathedral. Chicago Medinah Shrine Mosque. Peoria Scottish Rite Cathedral. Decatur Masonic Temple. Springfield Old State Capitol. Ottawa Masonci Temple. Freeport Masonc Temple. Evanston Masonic Temple. Belleville Scottish Rite Cathedral. IL Masonic Medical Center. Peoria Mohammed Shrine Mosque. IL Masonic Home Sullivan. IL Masonic Children's Home LaGrange. Danville Masonic Temple | Hat Tall Cedars of Lebanon Forest No. 14 | Figurine Hummel George Washington | |||
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| Figurine Hummel Benj. Franklin | Fez Abbas Grotto | Fez Sciots 43 | Acacia Chapter Order of De Molay The First Annual Home-Coming, Wednesday December 30. Masonic Temple Canton, Illinois. 1925 | Hat, Aryan Grotto, Frank I. Gish Donated by Barb Brusseau |
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| Handout Perseverance Low Twelve Club By-Laws | |||||
