The Official Domain and Home Page of The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons for
the State of Georgia.
Links to over 4,000+ English language Masonic Craft or Blue Lodge web sites worldwide.
Organized by The Conference of
Grand Masters of Masons of North America. Collects and disseminates
information on Grand Lodges relative to their Legitimacy of Origin;
Exclusive Territorial Jurisdiction; and Adherence to the Ancient
Landmarks.
This site provides a wealth of information about freemasonry.
It is easy to
navigate and it provides many useful links to other information sources.
This site provides an online
reference organized alphabetically, like a dictionary. Contains word
definitions, articles and downloads.
Paul Bessel has captured and cataloged a great deal of information
pertaining to Freemasonry. There are lists, links, facts, clip art,
etc., that you will probably find interesting and helpful.
Hosted by the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, this tour consists of a series of photographed portraits and the (facsimile) signature of each Masonic President of the United States, along with a brief record of his Masonic career.
The Masonic Renewal Committee is sanctioned by the Annual Conference of Grand Masters to develop Programs and Products to assist the Symbolic and Grand Lodges undertake Masonic Renewal throughout North America.
By Reynold S. Davenport, this narrative deals only with the bare
essentials of Masonic history, concerning itself primarily with providing
a simple and factual account of the fraternity as it has revealed itself
to a member of some twenty years' standing. It is the author's hope that
this account will dispel some of the existing confusion and that it will
prove interesting and revealing to Masons and non-Masons alike.
Examines objections of, and those objecting to, the world's oldest
& largest fraternity. Also provides a good overview of Freemasonry to
share with the curious. Includes answers to religious objections and
claims that Freemasonry is a religion or religious substitute.
The Masonic Information Center is a division of The Masonic Service
Association. The Center was founded in 1993 by a grant from John J. Robinson, well-known
author, speaker, and Mason. Its purpose is to provide information on Freemasonry to Masons
and non-Masons alike and to respond to critics of Freemasonry. The Center is directed by a
Steering Committee of distinguished Masons geographically representative of the Craft
throughout the United States and Canada.
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international fraternity of approximately 500,000 members throughout
the United States, Mexico, Canada and Panama.
The Shrine's official philanthropy is
Shriners Hospitals for Children, a network of 22 hospitals that
provide expert, no-cost orthopaedic and burn care to children under
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custom hitch covers. Each hitch cover is signed and numbered by
its creator, Norman Allen.
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along with many other supporting resources. (They provide the hosting service for
this web site.)
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