Seminole Lodge #291
Seminole Masonic Lodge #291
Prince Hall Affiliated
Kazah Temple
500 Fisherman Street
Opa-Locka, FL 33055
www.seminole291.org
Robert Sengstackle Abbot, Chicago Defender Founder/Publisher Medger Wiley Evers, Civil Rights Leader Richard Allen, Founder/First Bishop of the A.M.E. Church Louis "Louie" Armstrong, Jazz Musician William C. Handy, Composer Benjamin Banneker, Designed Nation's Capital/Inventor/Astronomer W.E.B. Dubois, Educator/Author/Historian Thomas Bradley, Mayor of Los Angeles, California William "Count" Basie, Orchestra Leader/Composer James Herbert "Eubie" Blake, Composer/Pianist Ralph H. Metcalfe, Olympic Champion Nathaniel "Nat King" Cole, Singer Edward Kennedy "Duke" Ellington, Orchestra Leader/Composer James Forten, Abolitionist/Manufacturer Augustus F. Hawkins, U.S. Congressman, California Lionel Hampton, Orchestra Leader/Composer Alex Haley, Author Matthew Henson, Explorer Timothy Thomas Fortune, Journalist Daniel "Chappie" James, General/U.S. Air Force Benjamin L. Hooks, Former Executive Director/NAACP Reverend Jesse Jackson, Civil Rights Leader Penny Hardaway, Professional Basketball Player Thurgood Marshall, Associate Justice/U.S. Supreme Court John H, Johnson, Publisher of EBONY & Jet Magazines Dr. Ernest Everett Just, Biologist/Founder of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated Richard Pryor, Actor/Comedian Egbert Austin "Bert" Williams, Actor/Comedian Louis Stokes, U.S. Congressman, Ohio Scottie Pippen, Professional Basketball Player Edgerrin James, Professional Football Player Charles B. Rangel, U.S. Congressman, New York Sugar Ray Robinson, Middle-light Heavyweight Boxing Champion Carl B. Stokes, First Black Elected Mayor of Cleveland, Ohio A. Phillip Randolph, Founder/First President, Int'l Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Booker T. Washington, Educator/Founder of Tuskegee Institute Andrew Young, Former Mayor of Atlanta, Georgia Bishop Desmond Tutu Kweisi Mfume, Former President of NAACP |