Fifty Years Of Odd Fellowship In California; Commemorating The Founding Of The Order By The Instituting Of California Lodge No. 1, On September Ninth, (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024455229)

Fifty Years Of Odd Fellowship In California commemorates the founding of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in California. This historical record celebrates the establishment of California Lodge No. 1 on September 9, 1849, marking a significant milestone in the Order's presence in the state. The book offers insights into the early years of the Odd Fellows in California, detailing their activities, membership, and contributions to the developing society.

Providing a glimpse into the fraternal and social landscape of 19th-century California, this volume is valuable for those interested in the history of fraternal organizations, California's social history, and the role of mutual aid societies in the American West. It sheds light on the principles and practices of the Odd Fellows, their impact on communities, and their enduring legacy in the Golden State.

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