National Register of Historic Places in Jackson County
The IOOF Building is in its original location in The Plaza. It has an eclectic architectural style common in small western towns during the middle to late 19th century. Locally designed,it was built of local clay brick by local bricklayers.
It was funded by merchants and Oddfellows. Until 1978, when the Ashland IOOF Lodge joined with the Jacksonville IOOF Lodge, the building was in continual use by the Oddfellows.
Adapted from the NRHP nomination submitted in 1992.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows (I.O.O.F.) is an altruistic fraternal organization derived from the similar English Oddfellows service organizations which came into being during the 1700s....Although in Britain the Odd Fellows tended to meet in pubs, in the U.S. the lodges often built their own facilities. Many of these are now on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places....
From Wikipedia entry for Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Historic IOOF Buildings in California
Arbuckle
Arroyo Grande
Big Oak Flat
Colusa
Copperopolis (1874-1903)
Copperopolis (1903-1939)
Coulterville
Etna
Eureka
Farmington
Ferndale
Forest Hill
Galt
Georgetown
Hanford
Jenny Lind
Knights Ferry
La Grange
Live Oak
Mokelumne Hill
Murphys
Nevada City
Oakdale
Orland
Point Arena
Quincy
Red Bluff
Roseville
Sebastopol
Snelling
Truckee
Wheatland
Woodbridge
Woodland
Yreka
Historic IOOF Buildings in Nevada
Austin
Gardnerville, Nevada
Yerington
Historic IOOF Buildings in Oregon
Ashland
Coquille
Gold Hill
Klamath Falls
Historic IOOF Buildings in Utah