Masonic E-library

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Reference Links-

Masonic Facts
http://www.masonicfacts.org/ 
Masonic Service Association of North America
http://www.msana.com/ 
Masonic Renewal Committee
http://www.masonicrenewal.org/in.php
Freemason Information
http://www.freemasoninformation.com/ 
The Masonic Trowel
http://www.themasonictrowel.com 
Masonic Travler
​https://plus.google.com/+GregStewart-MasonicTraveler

Masonic Videography

Wisconsin Masonic



A series of inspiring videos
directed to the new Mason,
 as well as explaining to
 non-Masons what the
 Fraternity as well as craft
 Masonry is all about.
The Builders: A Story and Study of Freemasonry, by Joseph Fort Newton

This is a general survey of Masonic origins, history and philosophy. It was at one time given to every new Mason in Iowa, probably a better choice than Morals and Dogma, which is almost three times as long and much more difficult reading. 
This is a scholarly but approachable treatment of Masonry and will be enlightening both to practicing Freemasons and a general audience. Newton is a rationalist and deflates claims of an ancient origin for Masonry per se; rather he illuminates the historical precedents of the group.  Newton claims that the world has benefited greatly because of the Masonic ideals of liberty, fraternity and equality. The Builders tells the Masonic side of this story. 



Seeking Light in Masonry -
 published by the Grand Lodge Free & Accepted Masons of WI

This publication has been prepared for the presentation to a candidate for the degrees of Freemasonry; prior to the receipt of the Entered Apprentice Degree. It is hoped the candidate will gain some understanding of the structure and 
purpose of Masonry.
 It is important read for gaining a greater appreciation of the degree itself.  
What is Freemasonry? 
 An E-book on the ancient and Honorable Fraternity, 
compiled by: Greg Stewart

With the release of Dan Brown’s book “The Lost Symbol” and the questions it will raise about the modern day fraternity, the goal of this e-book is to make available some of the lesser discussed details of the contemporary fraternity.
Many books have been written about what Brown’s new novel may include such as: Masonry’s “occult” symbolism, the assertion of its quasi religious practice, the connections between Freemasonry and the founding fathers, and the bizarre layout of Washington D.C.  Each of these texts offer a glimpse into the present tense fraternity, as they ask the same questions that many masons themselves ask.  But those books fall short of answering questions put forth by those without any prior knowledge of the craft.  That is why this book is a must read for anyone asking the question “What is Freemasonry?”

The Three Minute Mason -
 published by the Grand Lodge Free & Accepted Masons of WI 


An educational guide for Wisconsin Lodge discussions.



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This is the Coat of Arms of the Grand Lodge of England. It Translates to "Hear, See, and Be Silent"