Independent Order of Odd Fellows Building

1887

Home of

Hope Lodge No. 33

Est. 1854

Gold Quartz Rebekah No. 219

Est. 1896

Calaveras Encampment No. 18

Est. 1859

Ladies Encampment No. 18

Est. 1950

Princess Parlor No. 84

Native Daughters of the Golden West

Est. 1895

Marker can be reached from South Main Street.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Independent Order of Odd Fellows

Elk Grove

The first I.O.O.F. meeting was held on

May 2, 1878. The first Rebekah meeting

was held on May 2, 1888. On July 7, 1892

The original building burned and was

rebuilt with the I.O.O.F taking ownership.

A rededication of the hall was

held on March ...

Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall

Built 1901, on land donated by Joseph Heinsdorff, Sr., for use by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. The two-storied shiplap-sided structure was constructed with locally milled lumber, using large stones as foundation. In 1991, the stones were replaced with ...

The Independent Order of Odd Fellows

Canfield Lodge No. 155

(side A)

The Independent Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF) traces its origins to mid-18th-century England, where it served as a mutual benefit society for traveling workmen. Odd Fellowship moved to the United States in 1819; the first Ohio ...