Odd Fellow Hall
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| - | The earliest fraternal building erected in Springfield was the first Odd Fellow Hall built in [[1881]]. It is known to have been a wooden building large enough to house the lodge rooms, city fire department and city council chambers. This building was replaced in the early 20th century with a masonry building built in a restrained version of the American Renaissance, popular in Oregon between [[1890]] and [[1915]]. | + | The earliest fraternal building erected in Springfield was the first Odd Fellow Hall built in [[1881]]. It is known to have been a wooden building large enough to house the lodge rooms, city fire department and city council chambers. This building was replaced in the early 20th century with a masonry building built in a restrained version of the American Renaissance, popular in Oregon between [[1890]] and [[1915]]. It was owned by the [[Independent_Order_of_Odd_Fellows|Independent Order of Odd Fellows]]. |
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Revision as of 21:31, 5 September 2007
The earliest fraternal building erected in Springfield was the first Odd Fellow Hall built in 1881. It is known to have been a wooden building large enough to house the lodge rooms, city fire department and city council chambers. This building was replaced in the early 20th century with a masonry building built in a restrained version of the American Renaissance, popular in Oregon between 1890 and 1915. It was owned by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
