Workshops are only open to Sr. and Jr. Wardens; Sr. and Jr. Deacons; Mentor Chairmen; DDGM’s; and District Education Chairmen - all listed here are invited and encouraged to attend.You may attend the workshop of your choice, but the Education Committee must be notified as to which particular location you will commit to attend through the registration links on this [...]
The 3rd Annual Masonic Charities Sporting Clays Western event will be held on Sunday, August 23, 2020 at Seven Spring Sporting Clays.
The 3rd Annual Masonic Charities Sporting Clays Eastern event will be held on Sunday, September 12, 2020 at Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays.
A Past Master of Melita Lodge No. 295, Philadelphia, Lee is an associate with The Masonic Library and Museum of PA. His presentation will highlight the work of Pennsylvania Freemason Frederick Gutekunst, the noted Civil War photographer and “Dean of American Photographers,” who was commissioned by the Grand Lodge to photograph the newly opened Masonic Temple.
Minott’s presentation is on the Freemasonry and the American Revolution. A brief overview of the Freemasons who contributed so much towards achieving the independence of the United States, such as: John Paul Jones (naval victories); Baron Von Steuben (drilling the Continental Army at Valley Forge); and Benjamin Franklin (securing vital French aid).
You are hereby requested to attend the December Quarterly Communication of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania to be held on Wednesday, Dec. 2, at 7 p.m. While normally, all Master Masons are invited to attend Quarterly Communications in person, attendance this December is limited due to COVID-19 restrictions. All members, however, are invited to attend via a live YouTube Live Stream.
This presentation will connect the links between the Masons and Apollo 11, touching on key aspects of this alleged conspiracy theory.
Get an inside look at the items in the Masonic Library and Museum of Pennsylvania Archives - which are not all located in the archives themselves!
“From Taverns to Temples” is an illustrated presentation on each of the different locations in Philadelphia used for meetings of the Grand Lodge from its inception in 1731 until the present. The paintings and photos show what was once there and what is there now, narrated with other historical and Masonic information.
This presentation will examine the Anti-Masonic movement from the 1800s to the present.