Topic: Warner Brothers Studio: “Masonry Goes Looney” In the current environment of the pandemic, it is felt lighter programs would benefit our members. This presentation focuses on the Masons who were active in the Warner Brothers Studio from its founding through the development of the Looney Toon cartoons. Remember the vocalization of the cartoons for years was […]
Topic: Hannah Mather Crocker: Pioneer of American Women’s Freemasonry & The First Women’s Lodge Hannah’s life was filled with enthralling twists of savviness for what we would consider normal for Colonial Elite women of her time – as a writer, the first leading American political theorist, and feminist on women’s roles and education. Hannah Mather Crocker was a […]
– Saturday, March 7, 2020 – Mount Hermon Lodge No. 179 Hyattsville, MD – Saturday, May 2, 2020 – Naval Lodge No. 4 Washington D.C. (This meeting has been reopened byway of Zoom Presentation) – Monday, August 3, 2020 – Festive Board in the Evening at The Kings Contrivance Columbia, MD (TBA) – Saturday, October […]
Topic: A Timeline of High-Degree Masonry A Timeline of High-Degree Masonry focuses on the remarkably complex and interconnected group of Masonic organizations. We will begin our exploration from the base, where the Craft Degrees are controlled by Grand Lodges, and grafted onto these are “High Degrees” that expand and amplify the basic Craft ceremonies. This […]
Topic: Diluvian Origins: The Influence of the Noahide Flood Myth of Craft Masonry Diluvian Origins is a comparative study of worldwide flood mythologies. It explores the similarities between various oral traditions and cultural memories of catastrophic flood events, demonstrates the linkages between the Noahide flood myth and the York Craft Guild system, and examines historical […]