Freemasons

Survey number: HABS MO-1515 Public domain photograph - historical image of Missouri, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Survey number: HABS MO-1515 Public domain photograph - historical image of Missouri, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Print shows the outline of 42 states and Indian Territory, a Civil War battle scene, and Liberty holding U.S. flag and sword riding on the back of an eagle, Lincoln and his cabinet (the secretaries linked to im More

Print shows the outline of 42 states and Indian Territory, a Civil War battle scene, and Liberty holding U.S. flag and sword riding on the back of an eagle, Lincoln and his cabinet (the secretaries linked to im More

Print shows the outline of 42 states and Indian Territory, a Civil War battle scene, and Liberty holding U.S. flag and sword riding on the back of an eagle, Lincoln and his cabinet (the secretaries linked to im More

Forms part of: The Paul Rudolph Archive. Staples removed from blueprint set to facilitate scanning, May 2007. Unprocessed in PR 13 CN 2001:126.

Forms part of: The Paul Rudolph Archive. Staples removed from blueprint set to facilitate scanning, May 2007. Unprocessed in PR 13 CN 2001:126.

Forms part of: The Paul Rudolph Archive. Staples removed from blueprint set to facilitate scanning, May 2007. Unprocessed in PR 13 CN 2001:126.

Forms part of: The Paul Rudolph Archive. Staples removed from blueprint set to facilitate scanning, May 2007. Unprocessed in PR 13 CN 2001:126.

Forms part of: The Paul Rudolph Archive. Staples removed from blueprint set to facilitate scanning, May 2007. Unprocessed in PR 13 CN 2001:126.

Forms part of: The Paul Rudolph Archive. Staples removed from blueprint set to facilitate scanning, May 2007. Unprocessed in PR 13 CN 2001:126.

Forms part of: The Paul Rudolph Archive. Staples removed from blueprint set to facilitate scanning, May 2007. Unprocessed in PR 13 CN 2001:126.

Forms part of: The Paul Rudolph Archive. Staples removed from blueprint set to facilitate scanning, May 2007. Unprocessed in PR 13 CN 2001:126.

Forms part of: The Paul Rudolph Archive. Staples removed from blueprint set to facilitate scanning, May 2007. Unprocessed in PR 13 CN 2001:126.

Forms part of: The Paul Rudolph Archive. Staples removed from blueprint set to facilitate scanning, May 2007. Unprocessed in PR 13 CN 2001:126.

Forms part of: The Paul Rudolph Archive. Staples removed from blueprint set to facilitate scanning, May 2007. Unprocessed in PR 13 CN 2001:126.

Forms part of: The Paul Rudolph Archive. Staples removed from blueprint set to facilitate scanning, May 2007. Unprocessed in PR 13 CN 2001:126.

Forms part of: The Paul Rudolph Archive. Staples removed from blueprint set to facilitate scanning, May 2007. Unprocessed in PR 13 CN 2001:126.

Forms part of: The Paul Rudolph Archive. Staples removed from blueprint set to facilitate scanning, May 2007. Unprocessed in PR 13 CN 2001:126.

Forms part of: The Paul Rudolph Archive. Staples removed from blueprint set to facilitate scanning, May 2007. Unprocessed in PR 13 CN 2001:126.

Forms part of: The Paul Rudolph Archive. Staples removed from blueprint set to facilitate scanning, May 2007. Unprocessed in PR 13 CN 2001:126.

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

Significance: Like many earlier nineteenth-century structures in Harpers Ferry, the Masonic Hall Building was originally conceived by Philip Coons to house commercial stores on the first floor with dwelling qua More

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