Brother Theodore Roosevelt was the 26th President of the United States, a naturalist and conservationist, and a Freemason in New York.
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The Eye of Providence reminds Freemasons that their thoughts and deeds are always observed by the Great Architect of the Universe watching over us.
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was an influential Austrian composer and Freemason during the Classical period.
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The Masonic apron is a distinctive and symbolic garment worn by Freemasons as part of their regalia during Masonic rituals, ceremonies, and other formal events.
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Mark Twain wrote ‘A Letter from Santa Claus’ for his daughter Susie, adding festive merriment to the author’s legacy.
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The square and compasses is a well-known symbol associated with Freemasonry.
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Jack Dempsey was one of the greatest boxers in American history and a Freemason who was a member of Kenwood Lodge No. 800 in Chicago, Illinois.
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This act stands today as remarkable proof of the undeniable truths of brotherly love and affection which we espouse. This momentous act serves as an example of how our fraternity seeks to unite the hearts of its initiates and thereby cement a more civil society. I am supremely proud of the brothers who guided this change and offer my sincere gratitude for their devotion to true Masonic values.
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