Knights of Columbus clubhouse Image represented is one of a related set (CLUB 0423, CLUB 0421), some of which may also be described in this new record; Three views of the Knights of Columbus clubhouse, a large, nine-story building, located at 1 Prospect Park West. 0421 and 0424, which are identical, include several moving and parked cars.

Knights of Columbus clubhouse Image represented is one of a related set (CLUB 0423, CLUB 0421), some of which may also be described in this new record; Three views of the Knights of Columbus clubhouse, a large, nine-story building, located at 1 Prospect Park West. 0421 and 0424, which are identical, include several moving and parked cars.

Knights of Columbus clubhouse Image represented is one of a related set (CLUB 0423, CLUB 0421), some of which may also be described in this new record; Three views of the Knights of Columbus clubhouse, a large, nine-story building, located at 1 Prospect Park West. 0421 and 0424, which are identical, include several moving and parked cars.

Twenty-five years ago Caption: "Twenty-five years ago--As members of Columbus Council, Knights of Columbus, prepare to celebrate an Old Timers' Night at the clubhouse, 1 Prospect Park West, on May 9, reminiscing is in vogue. The photograph shows Joseph W. Conklin, right, then the Council's Grand Knight, laying the last brick on the new club building a quarter of a century ago. With him was Harry McPherson, left, superintendent of the Kennedy Construction Company. Architects for the building were Thomas Short and John T. Riggs. ..."

\[Prospect Park West from Union Street] High-rise apartment buildings and four-story houses on Prospect Park West looking south from Union Street; trees, lampposts, automobiles, and trolley tracks along street from foreground to background; pedestrian under entrance canopy at far right; ornamental balcony on upper floor of apartment building at right inscribed, "Knights of Columbus."

Loyalty Parade Close-up of eight men wearing military uniforms carrying large American flags on poles and marching in "Loyalty (perhaps Memorial Day) Parade" on Prospect Park West between President and Union Streets with many spectators on sidewalk behind barriers and portions of Knights of Columbus building and high-rise apartment house in background (perhaps Memorial Day.