Masonic Coat of Arms

York Rite's Royal Arch keystone
Before World War I

Liberty Enlightening the World - The Statue of Liberty
Liberty Island, New York City, New York, USA
Artistic design by Sculptor Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi (1834-1904).
Structural design by Civil Engineer Gustave Alexandre Eiffel (1832-1923).
The construction of the 46.5-m-high (151-ft 1-in.) statue began in France in 1875 and was completed June 1884.
Total weights:  Steel structure 125 ton (250,000 lbs) and copper sheathing 31 ton (62,000 lbs).
Presented to the USA by the people of France on July 4, 1884.
In early 1885, the 350 individual pieces of the statue were dismantled and shipped on the French frigate Isère.

If I forget thee O Jerusalem by the outstanding artist, Bro. Arie Lynn
She'erit Israel Synagogue, Nashville, Tennessee, USA
Hand-made stained-glass window (vitraille).
Reprinted from The Israeli Freemason

Heavenly Jerusalem
Home of the Temple of Solomon, King of Israel
Graphic composition

The Straight Path
Graphic composition

Cosmic Freemasonry
Graphic composition

The Eagle's Vision
Graphic composition

Acacia (Acacia Cyanophilla Lindi)
A low perennial tree with racemiform, globular, small, and yellow flowers that bloom in spring.
Reprinted from The Israeli Freemason

Sculpture offered by the National GL of France to the GL of Israel
Reprinted from The Israeli Freemason

Cover of invitation from the National GL of France for the Consecration of Lodge Jerusalem #909
Paris, France
Reprinted from The Israeli Freemason

Standards and Emblems of the 12 Tribes of Israel
Reprinted from the Boletin, La Fraternidad #62, Tel Aviv, Israel

Solomon, King of Israel, inspects the Building of the Temple at Jerusalem

A Symbolic Lodge

The Symbols of the 33rd Degree of the Scottish Rite