Aola Lodge #410

F1a Flap

Oswego County Council

Aola Lodge #410 F1a flap. Aola lodge #410 was chartered in 1949 in the Oswego County Council located in Oswego, New York. In 1968, Aola Lodge merged with Onondaga lodge #516 to form Nischa Nitis #410. The Aola lodge totem was the white egret.

F1a flap: Red border, name, "WWW", and right arrow"; Light blue background (sky); Vertical grass/water are embroidered in horizontal rows; First Flap.




F1b flap: Vertical grass/water not embroidery in Horizontal rows.

Aola Lodge Merger History

The current lodge is Kayanernh-Kowa Lodge #219 chartered in 1999 in the Hiawatha Seaway Council located in Syracuse, New York. Kayanernh-Kowa Lodge was formed from the merger of Gosh Wha Gono Lodge #120 and Nischa Nitis Lodge #410. The Kayanernh-Kowa Lodge totem is the Wampum Belt.

Gosh Wha Gono Lodge #120 was chartered in 1982 in the Seaway Valley Council located in Canton, New York. Gosh Wha Gono Lodge was formed from the merger of Manatoanna #461 and Adirondack #357. The Gosh Wha Gono Lodge totem was the tepee.




Adirondack Lodge #357 was chartered in 1947 in the Jefferson-Lewis Council located in Watertown, NY. The Adirondack Lodge totem was the beaver.




Manatoanna lodge #461 was chartered in 1951 in the St. Lawrence Council located in Canton, New York. The lodge totem was a wild goose.




Nischa Nitis Lodge #410 was chartered in 1968 in the Hiawatha Council located in Syracuse, New York. In 1968, Nischa Nitis Lodge #410 was formed by the merger of Onondaga Lodge #516 and Aola Lodge #410. The Nischa Nitis Lodge totem was the Brotherhood of Two Native American's.




Aola Lodge #410 was chartered in 1949 in the Oswego County Council located in Oswego, New York. The Aola Lodge totem was the white egret.




Onondaga Lodge #516 was chartered in 1955 in the Onondaga Council located in Syracuse, New York. The Onondaga Lodge totem was the Iroquois Longhouse.

Bill Griesmyer -- Last updated 22-July-2010