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History of Columbia Lodge No. 98, F. & A.M. of Chatham, New York

History of Columbia Lodge No. 98, F. & A.M. of Chatham, New York

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Condition: Very Good

Book Notes: Blue cloth boards show light shelf wear. Minor tear to the front free endpaper. Pages and binding in very good condition. Pencil notes "1932 / 10- / JR" at the top of the front free endpaper.

Author(s): Harry Stephen Vorhis
Edition: First Edition

Publication year: 1932

Binding: Hardcover

Language: English

Publisher: Columbia Lodge

Condition: Very Good
ISBN:

A history of Columbia Lodge No. 98, F. & A.M., of Chatham, New York, and its predecessors in the towns of Chatham and Austerlitz, Columbia County. Compiled from the lodge records by Bro. Harry Stephen Vorhis under the direction of a historical committee (R.W. William P. Boright, R.W. Charles E. Harder and Bro. Frederick H. Popans), and published by the Lodge in 1932.

Chapters: Introduction; Early Chatham and Austerlitz Lodges; Canaan Lodge, No. 44; Charity Lodge, Nos. 192 and 168, including Membership Roster; Eureka Lodge, No. 98; Eureka's Early Places of Meeting and Its Members; Columbia Lodge periods from 1851 to 1932 (including The Civil War Period, Building the Temple, The World War and Passing the 75th Milestone). Illustrated with portraits, charters and lodge rooms, with lists and rosters.

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