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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Boaz and Jachin
To perform an in-depth study of King Solomon’s Temple would consume many pages and consummate a book in itself. Let us instead narrow our scope of view and pursue one of the most outstanding and manifest features of King Solomon’s … Continue reading
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The Mother Lodge by Rudyard Kipling
There was Rundle, Station Master, An’ Beazely of the Rail’ An’ Ackerman, Commissariat, An’ Donkin o’ the Jail; An’ Blake, Conductor-Sergent, Our Master twice was ‘e, With ‘im that kept the Europe-shop’ Old Framjee Fduljee. Outside — “Sergent! Sir! Salute! … Continue reading
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Origin of Thanksgiving Day
The Pilgrims left Plymouth, England, on September 6, 1620. Their destination? The New World. Although filled with uncertainty and peril, it offered both civil and religious liberty. For over two months, the 102 passengers braved the harsh elements of a … Continue reading
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George Washington Inaugural Bible
St. John’s Lodge No. 1 A.Y.M., F & A.M is the owner of what is now known as the George Washington Inaugural Bible. On April 30th 1789 it was upon this Bible George Washington took his oath of office and … Continue reading
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I Am Freemasonry
Author: Ray V. Denslow I was born in antiquity, in the ancient days when men first dreamed of God. I have been tried through the ages, and found true. The crossroads of the world bear the imprint of my feet, … Continue reading
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Fort William Henry
Lake George was wilderness. It was the void between two encroaching European frontiers. Just a few miles north of the lake, stood Fort Carillon, the French fortress, designed to guard the area north from any English advance into Canada. Several … Continue reading
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Austin W. Holden
Austin Holden was born in White Creek in Washington County, New York in 1819. He was raised by his dad and step-mother from the age of four. He arrived in Glens Falls in 1836 at the age of 17 and studied … Continue reading
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The Anti-Masonic Political Party
The Anti-Masonic Party was the first Third Party to emerge into the American national political field and they entered during the election of 1832. The Anti-Masons opposed the secrecy of the Masonic Order, an exclusive society in which everything was … Continue reading
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