Freemasonry -- Rituals
Found in 94 Collections and/or Records:
Russell Lodge collection, 1903-1987
Scottish Rite, Northern Masonic Jurisdiction, ritual manuscript and ritualistic matter collection, 1907-1976
Scottish Rite oath for Northern Masonic Jurisdiction, circa 1830
Oath or obligation of a Scottish Rite Mason, Northern Masonic Jurisdiction which concerns keeping secrets of Secret Master (4th Degree) through Master Elect of Nine (9th Degree) and not to assist or confer Scottish Rite degrees on others "unless he manifest a charitable disposition to all mankind and zeal for the brethren and the cause of Masonry." Paper written on has the stamp of the United States Congress on it (showing the Capitol).
Scottish Rite Program for a Ritual Play, 13 Degree, Master of the Ninth Arch, 1922
Scottish Rite program for a ritual play, 13 degree, Master of the Ninth Arch. This is likely from the Valley of Camden, New Jersey, for Atlee B. Donaghy
Scottish Rite Ritual Committee survey on the 17°, 1954
Printed survey on whether to withdraw the 17th degree (established in 1942) from the Northern Scottish Rite ritual, and substitute a shorter 17th degree as a prelude to the 18th degree. Survey is contained in a notebook.
Scottish Rite ritual cue cards and record book, 1895-1898
Shot schedule for the 19°, Supreme Council film, 2014
Southern Jurisdiction Correspondence (1), 1921-1922
The following topics are mentioned: John H. Cowles, rituals, Jewish Freemasons, Spain, Puerto Rico, Phillipines, Amos Pettibone, Charles E. Rosenbaum, John S. Wallace, Illinois, Savannah, Warren G. Harding, Masonic Mutual Relief Assn. Bill
Supreme Council of the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction of the United States records, 1792-1992
Theater of Fraternity: Staging the Ritual Space of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry exhibition collection, 1992-1998
This collection contains 31 slides of objects in the exhibition, an exhibition pamphlet, a handbook on costumes for the Scottish Rite, Southern Jurisdiction, and a compilation of presentations given at the exhibition planning conference in Minneapolis in 1992.