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Gift of anonymous, 1983.9.61 © 2017 The Connecticut Historical Society.
Commemorative Coin
Gift of anonymous, 1983.9.61 © 2017 The Connecticut Historical Society.

Commemorative Coin

Dateafter 1914
Mediumbronze
DimensionsPrimary Dimensions (diameter): 2in. (5.1cm)
ClassificationsSocial Groups
Credit LineGift of anonymous
DescriptionA souvenir commemorative coin for the dedication of the Masonic Temple in Waterbury, Conn. The front of the medal has a relief image of the temple with text inscribed around the border. The reverse side of the medal has seven reliefs of Masonic emblems: the Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, Royal Arch Masons, Cryptic Masons, Knights Templar, and three others.
Object number1983.9.61
InscribedRecto, inscribed: "MASONIC TEMPLE/ WATERBURY, CONN./ DEDICATED/ MAY 23, 1914/ A. E. BETTS 32 [degree symbol] FECIT"

Verso, inscribed: "A. L. 5914/ A. E. B. FECIT"
Subject Terms
    On View
    Not on view
    Gift of anonymous, 1983.9.62 © 2017 The Connecticut Historical Society.
    Royal Arch Masons
    1898
    Gift of anonymous, 1983.9.24 © 2017 The Connecticut Historical Society.
    Royal Arch Masons
    Gift of anonymous, 1983.9.76 © 2017 The Connecticut Historical Society.
    Royal Arch Masons
    Gift of anonymous, 1983.9.10 © 2017 The Connecticut Historical Society.
    Grand Lodge A. F. & A. M. of Connecticut
    1897
    Gift of anonymous, 1983.9.72 © 2017 The Connecticut Historical Society.
    Knights Templar
    1890
    Gift of anonymous, 1983.9.89 © 2017 The Connecticut Historical Society.
    Royal Arch Masons
    after 1808
    Gift of anonymous, 1983.9.13 © 2017 The Connecticut Historical Society.
    Knights Templar
    1890
    Gift of anonymous, 1983.9.71 © 2017 The Connecticut Historical Society.
    Knights Templar
    1890
    Gift of anonymous, 1983.9.86 © 2017 The Connecticut Historical Society.
    Royal Arch Masons
    after 1817
    Connecticut Historical Society collections, 1985.229.0 © 2017 The Connecticut Historical Societ…
    Whitehead and Hoag Company
    1939
    Pitcher
    William Johnson
    1795-1810