Freemasonry and Traditionalism in the East and West. Angel Millar Author The Chancellor Robert R Livingston Masonic Library of the Grand Lodge of New York’s second lecture of 2016 will be given by author Angel Millar, whose work has been Read More ...
Based on three key elements: art, science and spirituality Armin’s mission is to “awake consciousness” of the miracle and beauty of life from the simplest to the most complex events. He seeks to transmit this combination of thoughts, feelings and Read More ...
The Royal Arch Pendant of a Civil War Hero: Sgt. William C. Lilly, 149th Infantry, NYS Volunteers. The Lecture will highlight one of the artifacts from the Museum Division's artifact collection whose history was previously lost to time. Hopefully many of the Read More ...
The Royal Arch Pendant of Sgt. William C. Lilly will be on display during the Re-enactment at Museum Village, Monroe, NY. Sgt. Lilly's actions at Gettysburg resulted in Edwin Forbes painting and plaque, Mending the Flag, and was included in Read More ...
Join us on Thursday, September 29th at 6:30 PM for what is sure to be an exciting lecture! Friends and family are welcome. In his presentation, R.W. Bro. Mark E. Koltko-Rivera argues that the last thirty years of the Fraternity’s history Read More ...
This lecture will focus on the work of the Architect of the French Court, relating it to the notion of temperance, national identity and technology in construction and building. Dr. Al-Douri will Read More ...
Join us at 6:30pm on November 17th, 2016 for the next lecture in the Library's monthly series! This month R∴W∴ Piers A. Vaughan will be lecturing on The Purpose of Initiation in Masonry. Having delivered lectures to Masons around the globe, we are honored to Read More ...
Join us on December 15th for a journey through time. Reading from a script prepared in 1926 for Masonic Education, Grand Treasurer RW Peter A. Flihan will narrate the story of the Restoration of King Solomon's Temple while we marvel Read More ...
Due to a film shoot being held in the Library on January 5, 2017, the Reading Room and Museum will be closed to the public from noon until 6:00 p.m. Book returns will be accepted on the Library Floor by Read More ...
