Leeds Grange No 99, founded in 1875, was one of the most active community institutions in Leeds, Maine, bringing together local farm families for agricultural cooperation, education and social life. Beginning with 24 charter members and later reorganized in 1885 after a brief dormancy, the Grange became a central gathering place for meetings, events, and programs that strengthened the town's rural identity. Its yearbooks, records, and long membership history reflect the Grange's lasting role in supporting local agriculture and fostering community connections across generations. - AsNotedIn