This website was
developed to deliver further Light in Freemasonry. While the origin dates of
Freemasonry in Europe are unclear, for more than two hundred years Freemasonry
has been documented as an integral and vital part of the American society,
culture and history. Our site is important to Phoenixmasons (e-Masons) and
the general public, because it is a well-kept repository of our treasured
Masonic heritage and humble origins. Our Mission Statement fills many roles.
One goal, in the global world of the Internet, is to exhibit Masonic
documents, lectures, and objects in a rich historical context that both
educates and stimulates the traveler to continue and learn. We hope to bring
the past back to life; and incite a passion for learning. We truly appreciate
your visit and welcome you to download any portion of this site for your
personal use as Masonic Research and Education material.
Our Mission Statement
Museum Entrance
Phoenixmasonry
Live - "Celebrating Freemasonry" - Interviews with Masonic Authors, Artists,
Craftsman and other Interesting Freemasons
"What It Means to Be A Mason" Video
Series
Phoenixmasonry's
YouTube Channel - A Collection of Masonic Videos
Museum Gift Shop and Bookstore
E-Library, Books, Poems
& Essays
Glossary of Masonic Terms
The
Builder Magazine 1915 - 1930
Biblical History of
King Solomon's Temple
George Washington Apron Lecture
Our "How To" Section
Masonic Service Circles
Links
to Masonic Education Sources
WEOFM Masonic Video Series
Fraternalism in
America - Non-Masonic Orders
Featured Authors
- Wor. Bro. Frederic L.
Milliken Leon Zeldis,
FPS
Bro. Jaime Paul
Lamb
KT
Wor.
Bro. Mason Pratt Elena Llamas Phoenix
St. John
Bro.
Steven Adkins Wor.
Bro. Shaun Henry
Brother
Philippa Faulks M.W. Nelson King,
PGM
Bro. Ezekiel M. Bey,
FPS
Bro.
W. E. Gutman
Messages
- Founding President
-
Executive Director -
Curator
