On October 5, 2019, Alex Vastola assisted M.’.W.’. William Sardone, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Free & Accepted Masons of the State of New York, in the opening of a 1919 time capsule excavated from the cornerstone of Read More ...
This month we are proud to welcome back Brother Jorge Romeu to present his research providing a historic overview of the history of the presence of Grand Lodges in the Spanish Antilles during the 19th century. Freemasonry appeared, first and Read More ...
This month the Livingston Masonic Library is glad to welcome C.F. William Maurer to speak about George Washington and the celebration of the bicentennial of Washington's birth. In addition to touching up the contribution from Brother Sold Bloom who Read More ...
In conjunction with President's week, we will have the letter written by George Washington to Elkanah Watson & Francois Cassoul thanking them for their gift of a Masonic apron on view until Friday, February 21, 2020.
With the dramatic rise of Freemasonry in the eighteenth century, art played a fundamental role in its practice, rhetoric, and global dissemination, while Freemasonry, in turn, directly influenced developments in art. Professor Wolf’s lecture provides an overview of diverse approaches Read More ...
Due to the rapidly changing situation in New York City around novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and as a precaution to protect the health and safety of our staff, the reading room of the Livingston Masonic Library will remain closed until further Read More ...
The Livingston Masonic Library is proud to present W∴ Michael LaRocco for a virtual lecture on the evening of September 15, 2020. Freemasonry is an enigmatic fraternity whose origins are lost in antiquity. Its purpose, however, is something each generation Read More ...
Join us virtually on Thursday, October 29th for a lecture presented by Author Michael W. Homer, exploring the life of William Wine Phelps a Mason who would later condemn Freemasonry and become one of the predominant voices in the 19th Read More ...
Before the Civil War, Freemasonry in New York suffered from forty years of conflict during which various rival groups claimed jurisdiction over the Craft. During this Age of Schisms, Holland Lodge No. 8 took the unusual course of declaring independence Read More ...
(Original Artwork by, Milosz Jeziorski) OPENING ACT: In Search of The Golden Fleece: The Warrior Philosopher¹s Path To Immortality. Lecture by Tony Crisos A short lecture on the history and philosophical value of the Golden Fleece through existing literature and Read More ...
