Join Dr. Heather K. Calloway and Seth Anthony in another fascinating episode of MAGI: MLMA & IU, where fraternal history meets storytelling. This week, our episode titled "World's Fair" dives deep into the rich history of the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago and its significant impact on the fraternal movement in the United States.

In this compelling episode, our hosts explore why the World's Fair was pivotal for organizations like the Shriners, Eastern Star, and numerous other fraternal groups. Discover how this monumental event brought diverse cultures together, shaped the landscape of American volunteer associations, and even influenced architectural trends with the city beautiful movement.

Through captivating anecdotes and historical facts, we trace the journey of Gustav Brand, a German artist whose career in Chicago was catapulted by the Fair, leading to his lasting legacy in Masonic and fraternal art.

Whether you're a Masonic scholar, history buff, or just curious about the World's Fair's role in shaping fraternal organizations, this episode offers enlightening insights and engaging narratives. Don't miss out on learning how this grand exposition left an indelible mark on fraternal history and American culture.

Tune in for a fraternal good time and remember to preserve your history with us!

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