The Library and Museum on the 14th Floor is OPEN TODAY Sunday ~ from 10 am – 4 pm. Don’t miss this chance to see YOUR treasures and Delve into YOUR history! Welcome, Brethren, Ladies and Guests! Don’t Forget To Read More ...
Regular hours resume tomorrow, May 3.
Come to our upcoming May Lecture, on Thursday May 25 at 6:30 PM, where our staff will be discussing treasures from our collection that are currently on display! Treasures include our letter by George Washington, our Bible collection, and our Read More ...
The Chancellor Robert R Livingston Masonic Library of the Grand Lodge of New York is proud to welcome R∴W∴ Moises Gomez, Past Master of Atlas Pythagoras Lodge No. 10, to present a lecture on Freemasonry and the Underground Railroad on Read More ...
Catherine M. Walter, Curator of the Livingston Masonic Library, will present a lecture on Thursday August 31 at 6:30PM focused on the artifacts in the collection which relate to Brother Lajos Kossuth, a Hungarian freedom fighter and Freemason who has been called “Hungary’s Read More ...
Please note that the Library and Museum will be closed tomorrow, Thursday, September 7, due to filming on the floor. However, you will be able to return books.
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 ...
Please excuse any inconvenience.
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.
