When the knights came marching in, you couldn’t miss them. That was certainly the case in 1883 and 1904, when the Knights Templar held their massive, triennial national conclaves in San Francisco—complete with enormous parades, banquets, military drill demonstrations, and equestrian competitions. In this new exhibition, titled “Conclave City: Knights Templar Triennials of San Francisco,” which debuted at the California Masonic Memorial Temple, the Henry Wilson Coil Museum and Library of Freemasonry looks back on these spectacular displays of Masonic regalia and pride.