north melbourne last won a premiership in 1999.
north melbourne last won a premiership in 1999.
when did north melbourne last win a premiership?
1999
a ferocious contest for much of the night, north melbourne trailed by 27 points at half-time before fighting back to bring the margin to 9 points at three-quarter time. in the final few minutes of the final quarter, north melbourne trailed by one point, before goals the otherwise quiet key forward drew petrie and small forward lindsay thomas gave the team an eleven-point lead. from there, north melbourne staved off repeated essendon forward 50 entries in the last two minutes, to record a 12-point victory. north melbourne's ben brown, in just his tenth afl game, kicked four goals. the win was north melbourne's first in a finals series since 2007, when the kangaroos reached a preliminary final; it extended essendon's losing streak in finals to thirteen years. the attendance of 78,559 was the highest at a north melbourne game since the 1999 afl grand final.
2014 afl finals series
the naval lodge elks building, also known as naval lodge no. 353 bpoe temple is a historic building located at 131 east first street, port angeles, washington. it was first envisioned on september 28, 1896 when the city leaders of port angeles, washington met with members of the navy to found naval lodge no. 353 of the benevolent and protective order of elks. the lodge also received special approval from the national grand lodge of elks to become the only elks lodge in the country whose name was not based on its location. the lodge was built in 1927 following designs by architect j. charles stanley. when dedicated in 1928, the building was the largest fraternal lodge in the city. it is still used today as an elks lodge.
naval lodge elks building