History
Portrait of Gen. John S. Crocker, former Cambridge attorney and founder of Cambridge Valley Lodge #481. General Crocker received his promotion to Brig. Gen. in 1865, at the end of the Civil War.
John S. Crocker, commander of 93rd NY Vol. Inf. and founder of Cambridge Valley Lodge (L) with Lt. Col. Benjamin Butler at Antietam, 1862. Man standing is unidentified. Animated stereoscopic image.
Cambridge Memorial Day Parade 1970 (center: W. John Briggs)
93rd NY Vol. Infantry at Antietam, Oct. 1862. Col John S. Crocker on horseback 2nd from Right in back.
CV 481's second home was just three buildings to the right, to the second floor of building on left of picture (today parking lot of The Bog)
CV 481's first home was above tavern on right of picture (today corner of Main and Rt 22)
Masons of Cambridge Valley Lodge, circa 1880s in front of "second home"
History
Historical Photos of Cambridge Valley Lodge #481
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Portrait of Gen. John S. Crocker, former Cambridge attorney and founder of Cambridge Valley Lodge #481. General Crocker received his promotion to Brig. Gen. in 1865, at the end of the Civil War.
John S. Crocker, commander of 93rd NY Vol. Inf. and founder of Cambridge Valley Lodge (L) with Lt. Col. Benjamin Butler at Antietam, 1862. Man standing is unidentified. Animated stereoscopic image.
Cambridge Memorial Day Parade 1970 (center: W. John Briggs)
93rd NY Vol. Infantry at Antietam, Oct. 1862. Col John S. Crocker on horseback 2nd from Right in back.
CV 481's second home was just three buildings to the right, to the second floor of building on left of picture (today parking lot of The Bog)
CV 481's first home was above tavern on right of picture (today corner of Main and Rt 22)
Masons of Cambridge Valley Lodge, circa 1880s in front of "second home"