George Washington Masonic Relics and Chair Collection
The Chippendale chair Washington used as master of Alexandria Lodge rested in use 117 years and now sits in a glass case. Lafayette and others visited. the 1825 occupancy is noted. The capitol corner stone trowel, the Williams portrait from 1794 in Masonic regalia, and the Washington Clock are among the prized relics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alexandria
General Lafayette
Capitol
Williams
Elisha Cullen Dick
Alexandria Lodge
Lawrence Lewis
George Washington
Nellie Custis
Lafayette
Elkanah Watson
Watson
George Washington National Masonic Memorial Planned in Alexandria
The George Washington National Masonic Memorial in Alexandria is planned as a 180 by 260 foot granite complex rising 200 feet on Arlington Ridge with a 70 by 100 foot atrium housing a statue of Washington. It will include a museum library and state memorial rooms, funded by a $4 million endowment, and will preserve Washington relics linked to Alexandria Lodge No. 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
United States of America
George Washington National Masonic Memorial
Alexandria
Virginia Line
District of Columbia
Washington
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Potomac Valley
Washington City
Washington Monument
National Cathedral
Mount St. Alban
L’enfant
George Washington Masonic National Memorial
Greece
Rome
Shooters’ Hill
Arington Ridge
Coolidge
Capitol
James Edward Freeman
Alexandria Lodge
Grand Lodge
Virginia
Edmund Randolph
Lodge
Pennsylvania
Alexandria- Washington Lodge
City Council of
Alexandria-Washington
Masonic Fraternity
George Washington Masonic National Memorial Association
Thomas Shyrock
Maryland
Memorial Association
Louis A. Watres
J. Claude Keiper
Washington, D. C
United States
Memorial Hall
George Washington Masonic Memorial Museum
New Memorial Building
St. John’s Day
Union
Mt. Vernon
Providence
America
Western Hemisphere
Watson & Cossoul
Gadsby's Tavern
Battle of
Great Meadows
Braddock
New York
Alexandria Academy
Christchurch
Missouri News Nuggets highlights from 1923 to 1924 events
Missouri reports include sentencing in St Charles Circuit Court, bank closures in Kansas City and Greenfield, a Dixie Dam project near White River costing about 35 million, paroled Dorothy Hicks, and state finance actions. Also notes University of Missouri contests, a dormitory gift to Southwest Baptist College, and rising bank and trust activity across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark Press Association
Missouri University School of Journalism
Greater Missouri Association
State Highway Commission
State Board of Agriculture
National Editorial Association
Missouri Press Association
Isaac, Walton League of America
Ozark
Playgrounds Association
Internal Revenue
Department of the United States Government
Dean Williams
School of Journalism
Columbia
Frank L. Gass
Jasper County
Richard R. Thompson
Eureka Springs
Ark
Roach
AW. Freeland
Forsythe
Stafford Hilburgi
Webb City
St. Charles
Ora
Thweéle
Ett
Portdze Des Sioux
Péter Saali
Thoele
Theele
E. P. Woolfolk
State Tax Commission
Dexter Cooper
Hugh L. Cooper
Dixie Dam
White River
Springfield
Cotter
New York
St. Louis
E. P. Puckett
Central College
Fayette
Linn
Alabama
Preston Coates
Kansas City
Coates
Sourh
Frank C. Millspaugh
Jefferson City
Northeast Bank of
Dade County
Bank of Greenfield
H. J. Coarver
A. K. Simmons
W. E. Todd
Dade County Bank
Holland Banking Company
J. J. Griggs
H.B. Wright
State Bank Examiner Co
W. Moody
Bank of Kirksville
Miners’ Bank of Connellsville
GO. F. Merrifield
Mexico
J. B. Merrifield
Chillicothe
B. F. Hurwitz
Development Company of
Z. Columbus Martin
Hurwitz
Collecting Poultry Company
Leakesville
Miss
Yip Ah Yun
Jack Lang
Missouri Penitentiary
Yun
Missouri
Southwest Baptist College
Bolivar
D. G. Scott
Andrew J. H. Murheid
Worth County
Goodman
McDonald County
Eva S. Murheid
University of Missouri
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Shrine forAmerican
Pec Masani, Yi Hi Alexandra VE
John Dickinson Sherman
Lodge No
M. Cossoul
Nantes
France
State of
New-York
Missouri News Nuggets
State Board of Fund Commissioners
Milford Huckins
Sedalia
Scott County Farm Bureau
Benton
W. H. Tanner
Sikeston
L. A. Schott
W. H. Heiserer
Paul Bester
Federal Reserve Board of St. Louis
A. J. Meyer
A. J. McAdams
College of Agriculture
State of Missouri
Thad Snow
Charleston
Mississippi Farm Bureau
John A. Montgomery
Southeast Missouri Agriculture Bureau
A. P. Haw
Jess M. Miles
Missouri Cotton Growers’ Association
George M. Meier
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Steve B. Hunter
Cape Girardeau
Southwest Missouri State Teachers’ College
A. P. Temple
Finance Department
F. C. Mayes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!