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2 Responses to “Mason in Uniform”

1. Rob Dishon said

   October 2, 2016 at 12:03 am

   This uniform is used by members of the Knights Templar one of the higher orders in the Masonic fraternity. I believe New Lex once had a Templar lodge.

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   • renau022 said

     November 7, 2016 at 5:13 pm

     Hi Rob, my name is Marion Renault, I work for the Columbus Dispatch. I’m trying to get in touch with Shawnee historians — would you mind giving me a call or email? My email is mrenault@dispatch.com, phone is 614-469-6051. Thanks!

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