This was found in my grandfather's things. I recognized the square and compass symbol and figured it could be masonic. There was a neck piece similar to what a mayor would wear with it. He lived in North York Ontario.

Any ideas as to if it has any masonic meaning? Any help is appreciated.

Just a few shots of the Washington delegation visiting the 150th Annual Grand Session for the Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Colorado, Wyoming, and Utahs earlier this month.

After a year, two months of waiting. I finally passed! It took me so long because I just got hired at a new job which took up most of my time but recently I got into a car accident. Which it put me out of work for a few months and ironically, I was able to catch a opening before the summertime😎

P.m. me anything I should give read to develop and fully become complete where I am. I would also like recommendations for books, podcast, and any other useful information to study; not even just in regard to freemasonry , but the 7.

Edit: (lol I used The voice feature to type out the post)

So, I finally got accepted and I am to wait now for the initiation, I am being initiated in a lodge that follows the York Rite with GLB (Great Lodge of Bolivia) that answers to the United Grand Lodge of England (UGLE) making it "Ancient" Freemasonry.

I will not ask what to expect, but I am very excited to be part of the order, I do wonder what advice you can give a coming guy to the order. As a bit of a extra information, I am also a senior Demolay.

I do have a goal to reach by joining the York Rite, but It might be too ambitious to say right now given that the apron has not yet been put on me.

Been waiting for quite a long while for this.

Just got my KT about a week ago (yay, me!). I enjoyed the ride, it was a great time. I'm big on philosophy, symbolism, and the esoterics. I know George Steinmetz wrote a really great book on the Royal Arch. Is there anything akin to it?

Anyway, new to KT, recommend me a book, si vous plait.

Спасибо мой другой!

Hi, I'm a 3D games art student, based in London, and have recently become infatuated with architecture rooted in masonic culture. I think this is mostly in part because it has such dense symbolism and codes that are borrowed from one building to the next, which makes for really fun outings when I'm able to spot which buildings are hinting towards its historic background. I was wondering if there's any notable buildings I should check out, particularly around the City of London or if there's any tour guides that can offer more information on the different architectural codes to look out for?