“Who Comes Here?” African American Fraternal Organizations in the District of Columbia
Moderator: Ida E. Jones, Morgan State University
* “The Social Impact of Prince Hall Freemasonry in Washington, D.C.,” Tehuti Evans, Prince Hall Masons
* “True Reformers: Men on a Mission with a Masonic Connection,” Anton House, Howard University
* “Minister, Mason, and Man on a Mission: The Fraternal Life of William Henry Jernagin from Mashulaville to Mount Vernon Square, 1890 to 1926,” Ida E. Jones
* “Preserving the Past: The Office of the Grand Librarian in the Order of the Eastern Star (PHA), Jurisdiction of the District of Columbia, 1914-2014,” Sibyl E. Moses, Library of Congress
African American Masonic organizations have made important contributions to local history and culture. Notably Prince Hall Masons provided leadership, financing, and avenues for the African American quest for social, political and economic equity. The archival and library records maintained by the membership are rich sources of names, dates, strategies, and methods whereby these exclusive communities contributed in word and deed for the betterment of African Americans.
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