Title	Keblah Temple #78
Date created	1910s
Theme	Finding Community
Subtheme	Lodges
Subject-LCSH	African American fraternal organizations
Geographic Location	United States -- Tennessee -- Knoxville
County Name	Knox County
Description	Two rows of African American men wearing formal attire and fez hats with "Keblah" on them. The first row contains 8 men, either seated or kneeling on one knee; the second row has 8 standing men in the same attire, with 2 additional men wearing business suits and hatless on either end. The setting for this photograph is an interior space, with a draped window niche at back. A label with handwritten indentification " Dr. C.S. Boyd Illustrious Potentate Keblah Temple #78" has been placed over the image.
Historical Note	This photograph, which was taken in the Keblah Temple in Knoxville, Tennessee, includes Dr. C. S. Boyd, a Knoxville dentist, wearing round wire-rimmed glasses and seated fourth from left in the front row.
Genre	Photograph
Contributing Institution	University of Tennessee, Knoxville -- Libraries
Credit line	Keblah Temple #78, African American Photography Collection, MS.2129, University of Tennessee, Knoxville - Libraries
Conditions for use	Reproduction permitted for non-profit educational and research purposes only. All reproductions require acknowledgement of the contributing institution. For research inquiries about specific objects, contact the University of Tennessee, Knoxville -- Libraries.
Digital Publisher	Digital Initiatives, James E. Walker Library, Middle Tennessee State University