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The Freemasonry FAQ
Version 1.0
August 2006
This Frequently Asked Question comes from The Usenet Masonry FAQ, posted weekly to this newsgroup every Friday at 08:00 Pacific. Please refer to the weekly FAQ for other resource and contact information.
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Where can I find books on Freemasonry?
Many Lodges maintain their own libraries as do the Grand Lodges. Some
larger public Libraries also may have a better collection than a
smaller Library. Unfortunately, bookstores do not typically carry a
wide assortment of Masonic related books, however, there are several
sources to purchase books:
Macoy Publishing (804) 262-6551
P.O. Box 9759
Richmond, VA 23228
Anchor Communications (804) 737-4498
110 Quince Ave. Drawer 70
Highland Springs, VA 23075
Look at Roger Ingersoll's home page or web site for free publications
and addresses of other sources of Masonic books.
Version 1.0
August 2006
This Frequently Asked Question comes from The Usenet Masonry FAQ, posted weekly to this newsgroup every Friday at 08:00 Pacific. Please refer to the weekly FAQ for other resource and contact information.
63
Where can I find books on Freemasonry?
Many Lodges maintain their own libraries as do the Grand Lodges. Some
larger public Libraries also may have a better collection than a
smaller Library. Unfortunately, bookstores do not typically carry a
wide assortment of Masonic related books, however, there are several
sources to purchase books:
Macoy Publishing (804) 262-6551
P.O. Box 9759
Richmond, VA 23228
Anchor Communications (804) 737-4498
110 Quince Ave. Drawer 70
Highland Springs, VA 23075
Look at Roger Ingersoll's home page or web site for free publications
and addresses of other sources of Masonic books.