Although misrepresented by conspiracy-mongers and fantasists, Freemasonry has had a long and deep-seated influence on American culture and civics, extending back to the nation’s formative days. Join PEN Award-winning historian and widely known voice of esoteric ideas, Mitch Horowitz, for Read More ...
On Thursday, January 25th, in the first lecture of the 2018 Library Lecture Series, Ms. Catherine M. Walter, Curator, will highlight one of the Civil War-related artifacts in the Library's Museum collection. This set of Resolutions was sent in 1881 Read More ...
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The Livingston Masonic Library Reading Room and Museum will be closed to visitors on February 20th, due to filming on site. Returns of books are still able to be made by accessing the side office door. Please excuse any inconvenience.
Topic: As many of the Presidents of the United States of America have also been members of the Freemasons, it is not surprising that the organization has long been involved with presidential funerals. The history of Freemasons and presidential funerals goes Read More ...
Searching for George Brother Evar Miller, painter and art teacher, will be speaking about the symbolism included in a 10'x10' mural featuring George Washington which he painted on the Eastern wall of his Lodge's Fellowcraft room. He will also highlight Read More ...
Image: by Giovanni Dall'Orto Topic: The Orphic Tradition and the Rosicrucian Manifestos Tony Crisos will examine the relationship between the Orphic and Rosicrucian traditions, in addition to a philosophical interpretation the Rosicrucian manifestos from the Orphic perspective. Brother Tony Read More ...
On the day before the start of Grand Lodge, the Library will be open from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
Please note, due to the Annual Communication of Grand Lodge, the Library hours on Tuesday, May 8 will be from 8:30 am - 4:30 pm.
The Library will be closed on Friday, May 11, 2018, and will re-open on Monday, May 14th at 8:30 AM.
