Pleasant Hill Preservation LP history

In 1873, the J.H. Kinsey Home and Farm, where the lodge was meeting, were bought by Martin Noble, who moved there and made it his for the rest of his life.

By 1874, it was decided that the lodge was on its feet sufficiently to build its own building.

4 of Kinston, it is interesting to note that on August 3, 1881; the Grand Lodge convened in Kinston, NC and laid the cornerstone of the monument to Richard Caswell, who had been both Governor and Grand Master of North Carolina.

As the number of masons had increased to thirty-six in 1903, after much discussion, it was decided to build a new lodge building at a new location.

Many came from Kinston on a train and walked the last couple of miles from the railroad. It is interesting to note that on September 10, 1908 at a regular communication, a public installation of officers and a picnic were held.

On June 12, 1919 twenty-one of the brethren of Pleasant Hill Lodge were given provisional demits to establish a new lodge in Pink Hill.

Noble was raised in Pleasant Hill Lodge in 1920 and was secretary for two years during his the twenties.

In 1930, after moving to Trenton, he demitted to Zion Lodge No.

Roll 33: Bonnefont Cloister (map of cloister gardens), Fort Tyron Park, NY, 1941

In 1946 there were only forty-five brethren.

L., tool house, Fox Hollow, 15 October 1949

By 1950 the lodge had grown to one hundred and two.

S. G., garden, Twinbrook Rd., city not listed, 10 February 1954

Roll 6: Church of the Ascension, garden, Frankfort, KY, 14 July 1955

Following the early death of Leland in 1956, the firm dissolved.

Roll 29: University of Louisville, fountain & pool, Margaret M. Bridwell Art Library, Louisville, KY, January 1964

Folder 37: My Old Kentucky Home, records & correspondence, 1967

Roll 10: H. C. Memorial Hospital & Doctor’s Building, brick walkway & gardens, Elkin, NC, 18 August 1972

In 1973 Haldeman was awarded the Mrs.

Roll 12: Heritage House, gardens, Wapping Street, Frankfort, KY, 12 April 1974

Roll 36: Hubbard, Doctor & Mrs., Residence, location not listed, 2/27/1985