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Canonbury
Masonic Research Centre |
Based in Islington, the Centre holds
workshops and lectures for those interested in things Masonic.
They also have an excellent online library.
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The
Philalethes Society |
An international Masonic research group, the
Society publishes a great magazine. A selection of articles from
the magazine is available on the web site.
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The
Phylaxis Society |
A great resource for anyone interested in
Prince Hall masonry.
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Nelson
King |
Bro King is the editor of the Philalethes
magazine. His site carries a selection of his papers - some
rather idiosyncratic, but all worth reading.
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Ed King |
A site devoted to the anti-Masonic viewpoint.
Bro King is a Mason, and here he attempts to look at the
arguments made against Masonry and offers a few thoughts of his
own.
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Leon Zeldis |
Bro Zeldis is originally from Chile, but has
lived in Israel for over forty years. This site has a great
collection of his papers.
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Masonic
Matters |
Run by Ed Halpus, an American mason, this
site is well worth a visit. Bro Halpus produces a regular
newsletter that provides a great deal of Masonic education for
those willing to learn.
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Paul M.
Bessel |
One of the best repositories of links to
things Masonic on the web, this site also has loads of
information collected by Bro Bessel on a wide range of Masonic
topics.
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Pietre Stones Review of Freemasonry |
This is a must-visit site. It has a brilliant
collection of papers, online books, jokes, and pretty much
anything one could want about the Masonic world.
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The Freemason |
Actually, an online shop. However, the site
has a fine library of online material and registration is free.
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Freemasonry Today |
Arguably the best Masonic magazine in the
world, this site has subscription details and a selection of
items from past issues.
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Library and Museum of the United Grand Lodge of England |
If a physical visit to Great Queen Street in
London is not possible, this site will give you a good idea of
what you can find there. The online resources include Lane's
Masonic Records 1717-1894 - a list of all Lodges which had been
set up by the various English Grand Lodges between 1717 and 1894
which included the name and the date of constitution of each
Lodge, meeting places and alterations in numbers.
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Sheffield
University Centre for Masonic Research |
This is the first centre in the UK for
academic research into Freemasonry. The website carries a
selection of research papers and other resources.
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The
Cornerstone Society |
This is an informal society of Freemasons,
dedicated to providing a forum for the exchange of ideas. The
site has an extensive library as well as information on how to
join.
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Masonic Restoration Foundation |
A US initiative aimed at preserving and
reinforcing the initiatic tradition of Freemasonry in the United
States. Not huge fans of one-day classes...
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MQ
Magazine |
MQ is the official organ of the United Grand
Lodge of England. It is sent as part of the annual subs to all
UGLE Masons in England & Wales, and the bulk of the magazine is
available online. A curious cross between a lifestyle magazine
and one with more serious Masonic content. Try it - you may
actually like it :-)
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A page about Freemasonry |
Ostensibly the world's oldest Masonic website
- est. 1994 - this is an interesting and eclectic site.
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Rosslyn Chapel |
This is a working chapel some 20 kms south of
Edinburgh. It has oodles of Masonic connections - and provides a
backdrop for many of the rather iffy books on Masonry, the Holy
Grail and the Knights Templar.
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Lodge
Banners |
A very neat collection of banners and crests
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Grand Lodge
of British Columbia and Yukon A.F.& A.M. |
An outstanding site - loads of information,
articles and resources. Compared to this, the UGLE site is
positively staid. It has info on famous mason, Masonic history,
philosophy and pretty much anything else one could want.
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One More
Time, Please! |
Reprints of some Masonic articles which the
site owner has found and which he feels deserve to see the light
of day again.
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