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Detroit's Masonic Temple

The largest Masonic temple in the world, Detroit’s Masonic temple is a monumental structure with a rich and colorful history.
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Bro. Chris Hodapp



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Rising Point - Winter 2010

 

Origin of the Bonisteel Masonic Library

Bonisteel Masonic Library Blog

The Book Review:

Karl Grube, Editor

INTERNATIONAL Masonic REVIEW PUBLISHED BY BONISTEEL MASONIC LIBRARY
The purpose of this publication is to disseminate the writings of Freemasons and to  provide contemporary  information on Freemasonry.

Fall 2010 issue of "Rising Point" coming soon! So, stay tuned for the upcoming issues!
The Book Review: If you want your book to be considered for a review, please send two copies. For more info. about - click here

Mitchell Ozog, Editor-In-Chief


 Masonic Central - the pod cast for Freemasons by Freemasons. This show is a weekly talk on the wide world of all things Masonic, from movies and books to academia and notables.

Click here - On Sunday, January 31, 2010 at 9PM. Bro. Karl Grube was an exclusive guest for the show


Video from The Backyard Professor

Freemasonry & Mormonism Matt Brown's New Book on The Subject

Bro. Kerry Shirts say about the a book - "I take some exceptions to Matt Brown's new book on Freemasonry and Mormonism. His bias mars his research, and his already foregone conclusion dictates how meagerly he treats the subject of Freemasonry. He is incorrect on Mormonism in some respects as well. This is simply not a good way to understand Freemasonry."

Further discussing the problematic nature of Matt Brown's analysis of Freemasonry. pt 2, 3, 4, 5

 


The Director of Ceremonies: and Assistant Director of Ceremonies

by: Richard Johnson

Publisher: Lewis Masonic
 

This title is a new volume in Lewis Masonic's new series of practical guides for Lodge officers. In each volume author Richard Johnson takes one of the Lodge offices and gives clear practical advice to those taking on this role for the first time. Each book also serves as a handy reference guide to the role for the more experienced officers.

The Book Review: If you want your book to be considered for a review, please send two copies. For more info. about click here


Deciphering The Lost Symbol:

Freemasons, Myths and the Mysteries of Washington D.C.

by Christopher Hodapp

Freemasonry and the founding of the United States have been intertwined since the very beginning. Now discover the secretive brotherhood of Freemasons at the center of Dan Brown’s novel, The Lost Symbol. Follow the trail of Masonic myths, legends and facts, through the streets and monuments of Washington D.C., and into the innermost lodge rooms and temples of the Order. Christopher Hodapp (author of Solomon’s Builders and the best-selling Freemasons For Dummies) uncovers the true stories behind the Freemasons and the Nation’s Capitol, and interprets the clues and claims of Brown’s book. From Masonic presidents, 33rd degree Scottish Rite Masons and modern-day Knights Templar, to curious cornerstones, statues and zodiac symbols, Deciphering The Lost Symbol is the key you need to unlock the secrets and the truth behind these mysterious ‘widow’s son.


Detroit Masonic Temple Library Spring Lecture 2010 -

Bro. Chris Hodapp,

If you missed his talk you can Watch the Video now.

 

More here -

Part 2 - Part 3 - Part 4 - Part 5 - Part 6 - Part 7 - Part 8


Milford Lodge Room - Milford, Michigan


 


A Short History

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American Freemason - Photographic essay By Mitchell Ozog


 
 

 

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