Men -- Societies and clubs

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Records of Baltimore organization of "Gentlemen interested in literature, music, and the Fine Arts generally".

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This collection contains the minute book for the Anacreontic Society of Baltimore, a men's musical club in the 19th century.

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The Baltimore Defenders' Association record book contains a list of members of organization who were veterans of the Battle of Baltimore, Sep 1814, with notations of dues paid and prescribed. Also includes memoranda on some members' occupations and addresses.

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Membership record book. List of dates of entrances, degrees received, resignations, and deaths. Some members included: Charles F. Wiesenthal, Mordecai Gist, Stephen Decatur, John McHenry, and Robert Gilmor.

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This collection includes the minutes, invitations, visitors' register, letter books, and financial accounts of the Maryland Club, an exclusive men's club in Baltimore, Maryland founded in 1857. Also included are the records of the Baltimore Club.

Content Description This collection contains an assortment of books and palm-sized handbooks relating to the Odd Fellows of Baltimore. This fraternal society’s roots lie in Britain, but the first lodges in America were right here in Baltimore. Items include the following publications: “Odd Fellowship – Its History and Manual,” published circa 1890 and containing Baltimore-related content; “Code of General Laws of the I.O.O.S.,” published 1945; “Proceedings of the 13th Annual Session – The Rebekah Assembly...

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This collection consists of the records of the Paint and Powder Club of Baltimore, a philanthropic gentleman's theatrical club that formed in 1893.

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This collection contains papers read before the Politico-Literary Club of Baltimore from 1900 to 1942. Topics include American industry, politics, biography,history, Maryland history, medicine and applied science, economics, religion, European and Roman history, as well as poetry and current literature. Most of the papers are typescript, while a few are in published form from various professional journals.