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 The Order of Knights of Pythias is an international non-sectarian fraternal order, founded in 1864, and was the first to be chartered by an act of Congress. Click on the photo to the left for a larger view of their Anamosa meeting room.
Its members are dedicated to the cause of universal peace and are pledged to the promotion of understanding among men of good will as the surest means of attaining it. The Order of Knights of Pythias was founded in Washington, DC, February 19, 1864, by Justus H. Rathbone, and embraces more than two thousand subordinate lodges in the United States and Canada, with occasional lodges having been formed elsewhere.
 You can contact the Knights of Pythias at:
Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias
59 Coddington Street, Suite 202
Quincy, Massachusetts 02169-4150
Telephone (617) 472-8800
or visit their website which includes a page for submitting questions. Check out the Phoenixmasonry
Masonic Museum for additional information. |
Sumner Lodge, No. 92
Photo from Picturesque Anamosa, compiled and published by W. Leon Hall, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, ca. 1900. Submitted by Lois O'Donnell. Click on any person for a larger version.
1. C. P. Scroggs
2. C. H. Anderson
3. S. A. Munger
4. D. M. Hakes
5. J. B. Hepler
6. J. A. Moe
7. L. H. Hoskinson
8. T. E. Waters
9. F. O. Ellison
10. C. R. Howard, P.C.
11. F. M. Rhodes
12. D. M. Griffith, P.
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12. D. M. Griffith, P.
13. Wm. D. Sheean, P.C.
14. Rock. L. Bedell, M.ofW.
15. A. N. Boswell
16. W. A. Cunningham, P.G.V.C.
17. John Z. Lull, D.G.C.
18. G. W. Byerly, V.C.
19. E. R. Moore, P.C.
20. T. C. Mollett. C.C.
21. Dr. J. E. King, P.C.
22. R. E. Rhinehart, M.ofA.
23. W. L. Myers
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24. W. H. Prentice, P.C.
25. H. Dorgoloh
26. B. F. Boyer
27. L. E. Tucker
28. S. W. Walton, O.G.
29. F. J. Cunningham
30. Geo. E. Noble
31. W. M. Osborne
32. W. B. Scott
33. W. A. Miller
34. J. C. Young
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