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A close-up shot of a vintage 8mm film plaque mounted on a stone wall in Virginia City, California, from 1937. The dark bronze memorial tablet commemorates the formation of the Grand Lodge F and A.M. of Nevada in 1865, composed of eight lodges from the Grand Lodge of California. The inscription honors Masonic pioneers of Nevada and notes the tablet was unveiled on June 14, 1940, by the Grand Lodge of Nevada. The plaque features Masonic symbols and lettering in gold, with visible film grain and slight color fading characteristic of 1930s home movie footage. This archival clip captures a moment of historical preservation and fraternal pride.
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