Pilgrimage of Mary commandery no. 36, Knights templar of Pennsylvania to the Twenty-ninth triennial conclave of the Grand encampment U.S. at San Francisco, Cal (1904)
Allen, Clifford P. (Clifford Paynter), 1841- · Philadelphia : [Made by Thomson Printing Company] · leaf 174
eavily and the burros enjoyed it immensely.When the Seven Falls was reached at the head of the Canon therewas a bedraggled group of riders, but none the less jolly and noisy.The pilgrims rested at that point until the heaviest of the rain wasover and then, during a lull in the storm, hastened back… … Manitou Cavalry Meanwhile the other pilgrims, many of whom had fallen verymuch in love with Colorado Springs were making a farewell roundof the city. A few slight showers fell, accompanied by high winds,but did not dampen their ardor in the least. The stores were theprincipal attraction, but the…
Knights Templar (Masonic Order). Mary Commandery, No. 36 (Philadelphia, Pa.) · Overland journeys to the Pacific · Religion and ethics
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