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    missing: Wor. Bro. J.H. Brown - 1925

    A masonic apron (#51) said to have belonged to Bro. John Currie, Niagara Lodge, No. 2. A masonic apron (#52) said to have belonged to Worshipful Bro. W. H. Singer, Master of Niagara Lodge, No. 2 in 1

    Masonic officers' aprons with applique silk ribbon on silk. Worn by officers of Niagara Lodge No. 2, from 1860 to 1920.

    Masonic officers' aprons with applique silk ribbon on silk. Worn by officers of Niagara Lodge No. 2, from 1860 to 1920.

    A Masonic apron (#50) worn at the meetings of Niagara Lodge, No. 2, by Bro. Thomas Kearn, together with a cloth holder for the above apron. Silk appliques (ribbons and masonic symbols) on silk; the o

    Item #18 Masonic medallion marking the centennial of Lodge Ponsonby, No. 708. Scottish Constitution, Auckland, New Zealand, 1884-1984. Item #75 G. R. C. Niagara District No. 7 jewel, inscribed on the

    Framed inscribed pictorial on marble, entitled "The Structure of Freemasonry". The picture shows two sets of stairs that begin and end together, symbolizing Masonic hierarchy for both Scottish Rite (

    Oval-shaped portrait of Robert Hamilton, Deputy Provincial Grand Master of Upper Canada, 1796; in decorative frame. Inscription at the bottom reads: "Hon. Robert Hamilton. Queenston, Canada. First D.

    Framed photographic record of the Past Masters of Niagara Lodge, No. 2, from 1954 to 1967: Wor.Bro. J.E. Ferguson - 1954 Wor.Bro. H.M. Gibson - 1955 Wor.Bro. H.A. Dawson - 1956 Wor.Bro. F.S. Goring -

    Two Altar light bulbs, Niagara Lodge No. 2, 1989. There are the square & compass inside the bulb.

    Item # (#161) Donor: Bro. B. L. Nehring, Niagara Lodge, No. 2. Date: May 1, 1991.

    The regalia of Right Worshipful Brother J. de W. Randall, District Deputy Grand Master, District No. 10 (Niagara), 1908, a member of Niagara Lodge. Hand-embroidered masonic master's apron in dark blu

    Two old blindfolds made of cloth, with eyes and nose imprints. Date unknown.

    Old horse brass that displays the square and compasses, the Freemason's symbol. Date unknown.

    Two shells on wood base. Inscribed on the back: "Souvenir 1981. Shells from the beach, Niagara-on-the-Lake. Base is walnut from a foot-pumped organ ca 1880, discarded by St. Marks Sunday School, 1960

    The Lodge took its name from the companies from which its members had originated: The Dominion Power and Transmission Company. They drew their power from Decew Falls which was located on the Niagara

    The portrait shows Dr Kerr seated in a chair at a table, wearing a gold-fringed Masonic apron. It means that he was a grand lodge officer, but he was not yet Deputy Grand Master (he became in 1797).

    Negatives from Pat Arrington

    Hand-written letter of appreciation to Niagara Lodge, No. 2, for a food parcel sent to an English brother and his family in times of scarcity and the continuation of official food rationing after Wor

    Wax seal for Niagara Lodge No. 2, circa 1850, together with the imprint of the seal above.