Letter G

Masonic G…..for God and Geometry The Masonic letter G  reminds us that our every act is done in the sight of the Great Architect of the Universe.  “By letters four and science five, this “G”

February 26, 2024 / Test Customer

Tombstone 1877

Photo: Fremont St. Tombstone, Arizona (undated photo) In 1877, the city of Tombstone, Arizona, came into existence under the initiative of Ed Schieffelin. During that period, a military scouting expedition in Tombstone aimed at countering

February 24, 2024 / jonathan.r.adcox

2B1Ask1

What does that mean? It is a Masonic term. It means “if you want to become a mason just ask a mason”. It is steeped in historical significance and tradition, the only way to become

February 16, 2024 / jonathan.r.adcox

Why are goats often interpreted as a Masonic symbol

Why are goats often interpreted as a Masonic symbol? One of the most frequent ways of drawing a Freemason by religious people, in statues and illustrations, etc., is as a being that looks half human

February 16, 2024 / jonathan.r.adcox

Raffle for the Degree at the O.K. Corral

Henry Golden Boy Freemasons Tribute Edition
10.00 Dollars Per Ticket
Drawing on 20 April 2024

January 5, 2024 / Test Customer
Order of the Pug

The Order of the Pug

The Order of the Pug, or Mopsorden Around 1740, the German sculptor, Johann Joachim Kaendler, master model maker of the Meissen porcelain factory in Germany, was commissioned to create a curious series of sculptures. They

January 3, 2024 / Test Customer
What is Freemasonry

What is Freemasonry

Freemasonry is the world’s first and largest fraternal organization. It is guided by the enduring belief that everyone has a responsibility to make the world a better place. For 300 years, Freemasonry has enhanced and

January 3, 2024 / Test Customer
Square and Compass Background image

2024 dues

Our January stated meeting is the 8th of January 2024 at 7:00 pm

January 3, 2024 / jonathan.r.adcox
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Schieffelin Hall (Est. 1881)

Stated Meetings are held at 7pm on
the 1st Monday of every month
within the 2nd floor of Schieffelin Hall.

Dinner is held at 5:30 at Big Nose Kate’s, in downtown Historic Tombstone!
Visitors are always welcome!!!

Interested in joining our fraternity, join us for dinner and say “Hello”.
We will be the guys dressed in 1880’s attire, eating together!

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