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Grand Lodge, Shrine, York Rite Question

WestTexasMason

Premium Member
I recenty visited the GLOT during the day and had all the time I wanted to go thru the many artifacts, papers and museum exhibits. It made me wonder a few things. First is there a museum or central location like the Grand Lodge for the Shrine (I recently joned) or the York Rite? I read about the Masonic Oak around Brazoria, is there any type of museum around that location? If any brother has info I would love to receive it.
 

jonesvilletexas

Premium Member
Brother Brad, I am not for cretin about any location that you are asking about but I know some brother that would, this is a good question.

I was told by a brother one night while at Holland Lodge No 1 that if you call and ask they will take you on a true of the lodge and that they had a lot of papers back to the 1830”s.
 
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ravickery03

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I recenty visited the GLOT during the day and had all the time I wanted to go thru the many artifacts, papers and museum exhibits. It made me wonder a few things. First is there a museum or central location like the Grand Lodge for the Shrine (I recently joned) or the York Rite? I read about the Masonic Oak around Brazoria, is there any type of museum around that location? If any brother has info I would love to receive it.

Nationally for the York Rite the George Washington Masonic Memorial is very impressive.

-Bro Vick
 

nick1368

Registered User
I had to oppurtnity when I was Washington, D.C. a few years ago to go spend some time at the Scottish Rite Temple which houses the headquarters for the Southern Jurisdiction. This is a very IMPRESSIVE building and has a TON of information about the Scottish Rite...if you are ever there it is a must see as well as the George Washington Masonic Memorial in Alexandria
 
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