Freemasonry
Newspaper Clipping, "District Masons to Hear Sen. Truman," Warrensburg (Missouri) Daily Star-Journal
Newspaper Clipping, "District Masons to Hear Sen. Truman," Warrensburg (Missouri) Daily Star-Journal
Drawing of a Planned Masonic Temple in Grandview, Missouri
A print relating to a planned Masonic Temple in Grandview, Missouri. Titled "A Masonic Temple for Grandview Lodge A.F. & A.M.," the print includes a first floor plan and details on the driveway and parking lot. The print is labeled "Preliminary Sketch #3" and "Plan 6105." Handwriting on the back reads: "Grandview Lodge Bldg. Sketches."
Drawing of a Planned Masonic Temple in Grandview, Missouri
A print relating to a planned Masonic Temple in Grandview, Missouri. Titled "A Masonic Temple for Grandview Lodge A.F. & A.M.," the print includes a floor plan and a perspective sketch of the building. The print is labeled "Preliminary Sketch #2" and "Plan 6105."
Drawing of a Planned Masonic Temple in Grandview, Missouri
A print relating to a planned Masonic Temple in Grandview, Missouri. Titled "A Masonic Temple for Grandview Lodge A.F. & A.M.," the print includes a first floor plan, a site plan, and a perspective sketch of the building. The print is labeled "Preliminary Sketch #1" and "Plan 6018-S."
Drawing of a House in St. Louis, Missouri
An architectural drawing of a house related to the creation of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial in St. Louis, Missouri. This third floor plan is presumably part of the National Park Service's study of buildings marked for restoration or removal. Handwriting on the back reads: "Masonic File. Folder: Masonic: 1938. From: John L. Nagle to H.S.T."
Harry S. Truman with Omaha Shrine Patrol
Omaha, Nebraska. Former President Harry S. Truman, wearing a broad smile, leans forward to listen to the familiar strains of strains of "The Missouri Waltz" played for him by the Tangier Temple Rangers, Omaha Shrine Patrol. The Rangers appeared at his hotel to serenade the former president shortly after his arrival in Omaha today to speak at a Democratic Jefferson-Jackson Day banquet. From: Houston Post.
Truman with Ararat Shriners
Renah Camalier (second from left), Howard Foley (third from left), and Omer Clark (right) present President Harry S. Truman (far left) with tickets to the annual Shrine Circus. President Truman is shown receiving a bid to open the first performance of the 8th annual Shrine Circus on April 19, 1948.
Truman with Shriners
Renah Camalier (second from left), Howard Foley (third from left), and Omer Clark (right) present President Harry S. Truman (far left) with tickets to the annual Shrine Circus. Similar to 59-1514.