16Nov
15Nov
Masonic Supplies
Masonic Supplies
It is usually based on different categories some of them are as:  Masonic Regalia  Regalia AccessoriesMasonic Regalia
Firstly, Mason regalia are the Masonic Supplies of accessories and garments that provide the Freemasons a unique identity during ceremonial meetings or gatherings Freemasons are wearing some of these garments as pieces of clothing since the first meetings of Freemasons. Secondly, these garments and accessories are a symbol of pride for members of the prestigious organization. People still have mixed perceptions and opinions...
12Nov
What is Freemasonry?
What is Freemasonry?
Freemasonry is the world's most powerful fraternal organization. Although its origins are lost in the unrecorded history of medieval times, it was formally organized in London, England, in 1717. There are currently over 3 million Freemasons active worldwide, with 1.1 million in North America. With 75,000 Masons and 450 lodges, Ohio has one of the largest Masonic memberships of any state in the country. Freemasonry, as a fraternal organization, brings together men of great character who, despite their differing...
08Nov
MASONIC APRONS AND THEIR SYMBOLS
MASONIC APRONS AND THEIR SYMBOLS
The Masonic Aprons aren't a contemporary invention, in truth, it's the foremost ancient of all clothes. Within the third Chapter of Genesis. These words square measure written: "and the eyes of them each open, and that they know they are naked, and that they seamed fig leaves along, and create themselves aprons."Masonic Aprons:
Masonic Aprons are one of every of the foremost fascinating, stunning, and curious things within the Fraternity’s history. Members of medieval, operative stone-masons guilds...
05Nov
Always a Mason
Always a Mason
 Douglas Malloch          Masonry Let no king quite put off his crown! I still would have him kingly when In some old inn, the king sat down To banquet with his serving men. I love a mild and merry persist,     Whom Brothers toast, and neighbors prod; Yet would I have him, at the feast, A little of the man of God.   So, with a Mason: I would see Him somewhat of...
04Nov
Masonic Aprons
Masonic Aprons
What exactly is an apron?
An apron is a clothing garment that protects our clothes from getting damaged while we are performing various tasks. For example, someone doing carpentry, blacksmithing, or stonework would wear an apron. In contrast, a Masonic Aprons is worn from the waist down, while these aprons are long enough to cover the chest to about mid-thigh. It has been traditional to wear an apron during religious ceremonies like those of the Egyptian or Hebrew priests, who wore what is known as an...
03Apr
The Lodge Room Over Simpkin’s Store
The Lodge Room Over Simpkin's Store By Lawrence Greenleaf The plainest Lodge room in the land was Over Simpkins' Store Where Friendship Lodge had met each month for fifty' years or more. When o'er the earth the moon full-orbed, had cast her brightest beams, The Brethren came from miles around on horseback and in teams, Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â And 0! what heavy grasp of hand, what welcome met them there, As mingling with the waiting groups they slowly mount the...
03Apr
Masonic Light – A Poem By C. Pylate Price
Masonic Light
By C. Pylate Price With the light of thirty three thousand suns; Freemasonry illuminates the darkest corners of the earth The benevolence of our gentle craft; Is a blessing from the Great Architect Of The Universe. To all mankind Beyond the boundaries of limits Set only by crippled feeble minds Through the perils of endless time Our Masonic brotherhood perseveres Quietly serving others; sometimes out of sight For breaking the darkness Is the illuminated brightness of Masonic Light?London Regalia:
We have a lovely collection of Master Mason Aprons here...
03Apr
Masonic Membership Card – A Poem
Masonic Membership Card
By Unknown Author  hold in my hand a little scrap of paper 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches in size. It is of no intrinsic worth, not a bond, not a check or receipt for valuables, yet it is my most priceless possession. It is my membership card in a Masonic Lodge. It tells me that I have entered into a spiritual kinship with my fellow Masons  practice charity in word and deed; to forgive and forget the faults of my brethren;  hush the tongues of scandal...
03Apr
