Freemasons. Grand Lodge of Massachusetts
Found in 149 Collections and/or Records:
Statement of the moral character of Charles W. Moore, circa 1851
Manuscript statement to Grand Lodge of New York from Grand Lodge of Massachusetts clearing Charles W. Moore of accusations of poor moral conduct by Henry C. Atwood. It comes with card of explanation
Taylor, Earl W., 1950
Correspondence to and from Earl W. Taylor, Director of Education, Grand Lodge of Masons in Massachusetts.
The First Lodge of Instruction program, 1967-1968
The Seventh Lodge of Instruction welcomes you to their 50th Anniversary Celebration, program, 1978 January 26
The square and compasses or the double headed eagle which?, 1901
Item that lists desires to repeal sections 21 and 25, part 5, Miscellaneous Regulations, of the constitution of the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts for being in conflict with Scottish Rite Freemasonry.
Traveling Masonic certificate of Samuel A. Bates, 1870
Union Lodge records, 1796-1970
This collection contains: correspondence, committee reports, minute books, applications for membership, notices for meetings, manuscript by-laws, membership lists, photograph albums, financial ledgers, demits, ephemera, and miscellaneous material. These records document the events and activities of Union Lodge from 1796-1950.
Visitor's register, 1990-2001
Visitor's Register from the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts
Voting record of Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, 1830
Manuscript voting record specifying that the Treasurer was authorized to transfer any of the stocks of the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts. John Loring was Treasurer at the time. It is accompanied by two manuscript certificates indicating Treasurer of Grand Lodge of Massachusetts: Elijah Morse, Esq. in 1819 and John Loring in 1927