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Size | 7 items |
Abstract | James Giles Hudson, Sr., was a member of Andrew Jackson Masonic Lodge No. 576 of Salisbury, N.C., and served as Grand Master of North Carolina, 1936-1937. The collection consists of Hudson's Masonic Record, which includes members, notes, correspondence, initiation allowances and announcements, newspaper clippings and memorials of past masters; and 5 black and white photographs of officers of Andrew Jackson Lodge No. 576. Also included is a photograph of the human American eagle formation photograph by Mole and Thomas of 12,500 officers, nurses, and men at Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Ga., in 1918 in which Hudson and his later-wife appear. |
Creator | Hudson, James Giles, Sr. |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection. |
Language | English |
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James Giles Hudson, Sr., was a member of Andrew Jackson Masonic Lodge No. 576 of Salisbury, N.C., and served as Grand Master of North Carolina, 1936-1937.
Back to TopThe collection consists primarily of materials relating to James Giles Hudson, Sr.'s membership as a Mason. It contains Hudson's Masonic Record, which includes members, notes, correspondence, initiation allowances and announcements, newspaper clippings and memorials of past masters; and 5 black and white photographs of officers of Andrew Jackson Lodge No. 576. Also included is a photograph of the human American eagle formation photograph by Mole and Thomas of 12,500 officers, nurses, and men at Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Ga., in 1918 in which Hudson and his later-wife appear.
Back to TopThe collection consists primarily of materials relating to James Giles Hudson, Sr.'s membership as a Mason. It contains Hudson's Masonic Record, which includes members, notes, correspondence, initiation allowances and announcements, newspaper clippings and memorials of past masters; and 5 black and white photographs of officers of Andrew Jackson Lodge No. 576. Also included is a photograph of the human American eagle formation photograph by Mole and Thomas of 12,500 officers, nurses, and men at Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Ga., in 1918 in which Hudson and his later-wife appear.
Folder 1 |
Masonic Record of James Giles Hudson, Sr., 1936-1937 |
Image Folder PF-5707/1 |
Photographs, 1952-1955 |
Oversize Image Folder OP-PF-5707/1 |
Human American eagle formation photograph, 1918 |