• Identify the origins of Freemasonry in America and the influence of their ‘Founding Fathers’. • Explain the growth of Freemasonry in America and discuss the religious and political impact. • …

history of freemasonry in the us The earliest known American lodges were in Pennsylvania . The Collector for the port of Pennsylvania, John Moore, wrote of attending lodges there in 1715, …

Both the American and Vietnamese peoples paid dearly in both squandered resources and lost lives to pursue the dubious objectives of the illegitimate Masonic leadership. The CIA and …

Freemasonry moved westward across the American continent after the Revolution, and especially following the expansion of the Louisiana Purchase. The first Masonic lodges in the Indiana …

Freemasonry developed in North America early in its European settlement history. The state of the Mark prior to 1717, however, appears to be unknown. As Europeans moved across the …

Sep 14, 2009 · As a radical thought movement that emerged from the Reformation, Freemasonry was the first widespread and well-connected organization to espouse religious toleration and …

Freemasonry played a significant role in the American Revolution, as many of the founding fathers were members of the fraternity. Freemasonry has its own unique system of symbols, which are …

While one eminent Masonic historian, J.F.Gould, claims that a Masonic Lodge worked in Newport, Rhode Island, from 1658 to 1742, it is generally agreed the John Skene, who settled in New …

Freemasonry has historically played a fundamental role in several major world events, including the establishment of independance of our United States of America. The strength of …

Daniel Coxe, technically the first Provincial Grand Master in America, deputed for New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, 1730-32, was a member of Lodge No. 8, constituted 25 April 1722 at …

The first American book on Masonry was Benjamin Franklin’s 1734 reprint of Anderson’s Constitutions of the Free-Masons. A total of 626 volumes dealing with Freemasonry were …

Oct 29, 2024 · Freemasonry started in Colonial America in the early 1700s. It had a big impact on the country’s founding. This group focused on good ideas and helping the community. British …

“The Masonic Hall of Fame: Extraordinary Freemasons in American History” showcases inspiring American Freemasons and introduces visitors to the history of Freemasonry in the United …

The Declaration of Independence was signed by 15 American Masons (of 56 signers) and the Constitution had 28 Freemason signers (of 40). The symbolic nature of Freemasonry can be …

In fact, Masonry has been an important part of the lives of the very men that founded America and deserves more recognition from this perspective. This article is concerned with exploring the …