1/7The building as it stands prior to it was sold in September. It was sold to the Masonic and Citizens Club in 1975. Picture: Orin Lucke - Blink Photography
INSIDE MASONIC CLUB
2/7The building as it stands prior to it was sold in September. It was sold to the Masonic and Citizens Club in 1975. Picture: Orin Lucke - Blink Photography
3/7The building as it stands prior to it was sold in September. It was sold to the Masonic and Citizens Club in 1975. Picture: Orin Lucke - Blink Photography
4/7The building as it stands prior to it was sold in September. It was sold to the Masonic and Citizens Club in 1975. Picture: Orin Lucke - Blink Photography
5/7The building as it stands prior to it was sold in September. It was sold to the Masonic and Citizens Club in 1975. Picture: Orin Lucke - Blink Photography
6/7The building as it stands prior to it was sold in September. It was sold to the Masonic and Citizens Club in 1975. Picture: Orin Lucke - Blink Photography
7/7The building as it stands prior to it was sold in September. It was sold to the Masonic and Citizens Club in 1975. Picture: Orin Lucke - Blink Photography
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