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Black and white postcard showing the Masonic Temple in Hastings, Michigan.

Black and white photograph from the spring of 1926 of the view east from the Cass State Office Building, looking towards Arbaugh's Department Store (on right), Hotel Downey (center) and the new Masonic Temple (left), in Lansing, Michigan.

Color postcard from circa 1930-1940 showing Capitol Avenue, looking north, in Lansing, Michigan. Included in this image is the Boji Tower (originally the Olds Tower, also known as the Michigan National Bank Building), the Olds Hotel (now the George W. Romney Building), and the Masonic Temple.

Color postcard from circa 1931-1940 showing a view down Capitol Avenue in Lansing, Michigan. The first building on the left is the Olds Hotel, now the George W. Romney Building, with the Boji Tower (originally the Olds Tower and also known as the Capitol National Bank Building) and Masonic Temple behind it.

Black and white photograph from October, 1934 of the Masonic Temple in Athens, Michigan. The building is located on South Capital Avenue and was built in 1900.

Black and white postcard from circa 1903-1910 depicting five different photographs of Bloomingdale, Michigan. Included are scenes of Kalamazoo Street, Van Buren Street, and the Masonic building.

Souvenir postcard from the "Souvenir of Battle Creek Michigan" postcard folder depicting the Battle Creek Masonic Temple.

Black and white photograph from circa 1910-1915 of Mitchell Street, looking north from Harris Street. The building with the pillars on the left is the Peoples Savings Bank. The carriage in front of this building, with people lined up, is "Popcorn John" - a popcorn vendor who had been paralyzed from the waist down when stopping a runaway carriage, and was rewarded by prominent lumber families with a carriage from which to sell popcorn. On the right, the near building is the MacKinnon Hotel. Further down the block is the large Masonic Temple (built in 1889), on the corner of Beech Street.

Black and white photograph from circa 1905-1915 of Mitchell Street, looking north from Harris Street. The building with the pillars on the left one block up is the Peoples Savings Bank. The carriage without horses in front of this building is "Popcorn John" - a popcorn vendor who had been paralyzed from the waist down when stopping a runaway carriage, and was rewarded by prominent lumber families with a carriage from which to sell popcorn. The brick building on the right, one block up,is the MacKinnon Hotel. Further down the block is the large Masonic Temple (built in 1889), on the corner of Beech Street.

Color postcard from approximately 1909 depicting a view of Cochran Avenue, looking north from Seminary Street in Charlotte, Michigan. The building on the right on the corner of Cochran Ave. and Seminary St. is the Masonic Temple.