From the Archives

Symbolic Gesture: The First Depictions of Masonry

A new exhibition explains the groundbreaking illustrations in a 300-year-old manuscript.

Brothers to the Rescue: Masons in WWII

During WWI, the Masonic Ambulance Corps was a grassroots effort by Masonic volunteers who were passionate

New Exhibition Shines Light on Past Master’s Jewels

A new exhibition by the Grand Lodge of California puts past master’s jewels under the spotlight.

The Cheering Section: Masons and Baseball

An archival Masonic baseball jersey reveals a colorful American history of Freemasonry, lodges, and baseball.

Worthy of Being Worn

More than a symbol of fraternal devotion, the Masonic apron embodies the wearer’s presentation of himself

Rave Recollections of a Mason and Concert Promoter

A concert promoter, musical impressario, and California Freemason reflects on a very full life in concerts

Great Masons: John Whicher

Longtime Grand Secretary lived the Masonic life—to the very end.

The French Connection

Check out this 19th century Masonic French antique plate, where east is north and south is

The Masonic Pursuit of Justice

In celebration of Independence Day, Grand Lodge of California head archivist Joe Evans shares a blue

The Portable Masonic Cornerstone Kit

Yes, they’re gold and silver Masonic flasks. No, they’re not for booze!

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