Résultats

      A Masonic apron (#50) worn at the meetings of Niagara Lodge, No. 2, by Bro. Thomas Kearn, together with a cloth holder for the above apron. Silk appliques (ribbons and masonic symbols) on silk; the only colours used: light blue and gold. Donated by his grandson John Dawson in 1989. …

      Item #239 Wooden gavel made by a member of Kelvin Patrick Lodge, No. 1207, Grand Lodge of Scotland. Presented to Niagara Lodge, No. 2, by Kelvin Partick Lodge, No. 1207, Grand Lodge of Scotland, following the exemplification of a Scottish 2nd Degree. Donated through the acting Master, R.W. Bro. Donald …

      Item #18 Masonic medallion marking the centennial of Lodge Ponsonby, No. 708. Scottish Constitution, Auckland, New Zealand, 1884-1984. Item #75 G. R. C. Niagara District No. 7 jewel, inscribed on the reverse: "Ernie A. Staines, 1973-1974." Item #78 Gold Masonic ring and the brass buckle of Wor. Bro. A. H. …

      Two old blindfolds made of cloth, with eyes and nose imprints. Date unknown.

      English-born watercolour painter Joseph Thomas Rolph specialized in engraving and lithography after moving to Toronto, where he was one of the most popular artists in this field in 19th century. When the Ontario School of Art was founded in 1876, he also worked there as a teacher of engraving.

      Framed inscribed pictorial on marble, entitled "The Structure of Freemasonry". The picture shows two sets of stairs that begin and end together, symbolizing Masonic hierarchy for both Scottish Rite (30 steps, or degrees) and York Rite (10 degrees). Each degree has a name and teaches a moral. Among figures standing …

      Gilt, coloured medallion hanging from a blue ribbon with a vertical crimson centre stripe. The two flags depicted on the obverse of medallion are surrounded by the words: "275th Anniversary of the Formation of the Grand Lodge of England."

      A Masonic medallion, inscribed on the obverse, "Grand Lodge of Antient Free and Accepted Masons of New Zealand, 1890-1990 (with a coat of arms, possibly the Grand Lodge of New Zealand)," and on the reverse, "Grand Lodge of New Zealand, 1890-1990 (within a wreath containing the floral emblems of England, …

      Old horse brass that displays the square and compasses, the Freemason's symbol. Date unknown.

      Two shells on wood base. Inscribed on the back: "Souvenir 1981. Shells from the beach, Niagara-on-the-Lake. Base is walnut from a foot-pumped organ ca 1880, discarded by St. Marks Sunday School, 1960. The tray is for the exclusive use of the Master of Niagara Lodge, No. 2, while conducting lodge …

      Masonic medallion inscribed on the obverse, "In the Lord We Trust. 1736-1986 (with the coat of arms of the Grand Lodge of Scotland)," and on the reverse, "250th Anniversary of the Grand Lodge of Scotland, 1736-1986. William St. Clair of Roslin, First Grand Master Mason of Scotland, 1736," with a …

      Two three penny (3d) British Peace Issue stamps of 1946, also known as the 1946 Victory Stamp issue. These postal stamps feature both masonic and non-masonic elements: face of King George VI surmounted by a crown, a dove carrying the olive branch, the square and compasses, and a trowel and …

      The Veteran Jubilee Medal takes its origin from the Communication of Grand Lodge held at London in 1928, when M.W. Bro. John S. Martin, Grand Master 1927-1928, presented those Past Masters who had attained the age of seventy years with a small commemorative badge.

      The Lodge took its name from the companies from which its members had originated: The Dominion Power and Transmission Company. They drew their power from Decew Falls which was located on the Niagara escarpment in St. Catharines.

      Items #79 #80 #86 #88 Wooden gavels Item #81 A sealed jar in which there are various symbols under liquid Items #82 Wooden line Item #83 Wooden Jacob's ladder Items #84 #85 Wooden mauls Item #87 Wooden rule Item #89 Wooden ballot box Item #91 Wooden ballot box, with a …

      Framed piece of the Lodge Room carpet purchased by Niagara Lodge, No. 2, in 1911, and replaced in 1990. The fragment of floor covering with a few masonic symbols: the Sun, Stars, King Solomon's Temple and the Square and Compasses.

      Wooden plaque with names of honorary members of Niagara-on-the-Lake Fire Department (from 1912 to 2003) engraved on metal tags and three-dimensional firefighter's image at the bottom. H.L. ANDERSON 1912, R.W.M. TAYLOR 1912, J.H.BROWN 1914, J.H. BROWN 1914, J.H. BURNS 1914, J.A. BLACK 1914, J.G. DORRITTY CHIEF 1916, E. O'MELIA 1916, …

      Wooden plaque with names of honorary members of Niagara-on-the-Lake Fire Department (between 2003 and 2011) engraved on metal tags with room left for more names. It has a casted metal image of firefighters working together on the job with engraving "The Bravest". Names on the plaque: S. SHERLOCK 2006, G. …

      "By the 1830's, three Niagara insurance companies had each hired six to eight firefighters. Insured houses had plaques over their front doors, so firefighters would know which company insured which house. They could only fight fires where their employers held the insurance. Three of these plaques can still be seen …

      Niagara Lodge No. 2 is the oldest lodge in Ontario, but unfortunately most of its masonic documents, clothing and other treasures were destroyed in the War of 1812-14, and later in 1860 fire which consumed the Lodge meeting room on Queen Street. The remaining artifacts and gifts from individual members …