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Two centuries of the lodge, in image and art.

The Tarrytown Masonic Building at 54 Main Street
The Tarrytown Masonic Building at 54 Main Street · the lodge's home since 1897.
The custom-designed lodge room on the third floor.
The custom-designed lodge room on the third floor.
The Headless Horseman medallion, struck in 2000
The Headless Horseman medallion, struck in 2000 · the emblem of the lodge.
The renewed 2026 emblem of Solomon's Lodge No. 196, the Headless Horseman in full color
The emblem renewed in full color, 2026 · the year of America's 250th.
Charles Crehen's lithograph of the Grand Masonic Union at Tripler Hall, 1850, where the lodge reunited with the Grand Lodge of New York.
Charles Crehen's lithograph of the Grand Masonic Union at Tripler Hall, 1850, where the lodge reunited with the Grand Lodge of New York.
John Quidor, The Headless Horseman Pursuing Ichabod Crane (1858)
John Quidor, The Headless Horseman Pursuing Ichabod Crane (1858) · Smithsonian American Art Museum.
Washington Irving, by Daniel Huntington, c. 1840
Washington Irving, by Daniel Huntington, c. 1840 · National Portrait Gallery.
Washington as a Freemason
Washington as a Freemason · 19th-century lithograph, Library of Congress.
The Brethren in service to the community.
The Brethren in service to the community.
Hon. Nathaniel Holmes Odell (1828–1904), congressman and banker.
Hon. Nathaniel Holmes Odell (1828–1904), congressman and banker.
W∴ Leslie Verne Case (1874–1937), educator and scientist.
W∴ Leslie Verne Case (1874–1937), educator and scientist.
Eddie Collins Sr. (1887–1951), Baseball Hall of Fame.
Eddie Collins Sr. (1887–1951), Baseball Hall of Fame.
Herman Haefele (1922–2015), Flying Tigers bombardier and Apollo 11 engineer.
Herman Haefele (1922–2015), Flying Tigers bombardier and Apollo 11 engineer.

Historic artworks shown are in the public domain. Have photographs from lodge events or archives to add? Send them to Solomons196ny@gmail.com.

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