Remembering the most over-the-top Masonic floats from years past at the annual Tournament of Roses parade

Almost 70 years after he designed its crowning artwork, the archives of Emile Norman are moving

Masonic remains from the 1906 earthquake recall San Francisco’s darkest days—and its rebirth.

A new pilot program aims to archive the records of California’s extinct Masonic lodges.

At Logos No. 861 in San Francisco, handmade, lovingly crafted material culture is part of the

The archived papers of California’s Masonic leaders yield important historical insight into the growth and development

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

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

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

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