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Craftsmen Online is the digital space created by New York Freemasons for New York freemasons
Craftsmen
The real-life stories of operative Freemasons
Craftsmen Chronicles
PRESERVING OUR ORAL HISTORY
Masonic Talks
PROGRAMS ON LODGE MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP
New York Masonic History
The famous men and places of New York Freemasonry
Reading Room
Our monthly group discussion on masonic literature
Our goal is to provide a program that serves as a companion to today’s busy Freemason looking for Masonic Education, life stories told by Brothers across the Craft, and intriguing conversations on Masonic themes and topics. We hope that this is the half-hour of entertainment and enlightenment that you look forward to, every week.
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The Grand Lodge of Rhode Island
While the Grand Lodge of Rhode Island is a small Masonic Jurisdiction, we have a large and historic heritage with connections to our colonial Brethren.
The Last Moon Lodge in New York State
Warren Lodge #32 holds the historical relevance of being the “Last Moon Lodge in New York State.” RW Steven Adam Rubin shares this story and how Masons can support this special institution.
The Tree of Life
Many theologians look to The Tree of Life to unlock the mysteries of spiritual liberation. Bro. Rene Perez breaks down its meanings for Freemasons.
Oriental Shrine
RW Anthony Prizza shares the history and work of New York State’s most northern Shrine Temple – the Oriental Shrine.
Masonic Aprons, A Marriage of Art and Freemasonry
Masonic aprons, being professionally painted or created by amateur artists, have always been a part of folk art history from the late 1700’s up through the centuries.
Sight Through Symmetry
Throughout March, Bro. Erik LaMarca’s art is part of an exhibition on symmetry at Solas Studio in the Flatiron District.
The Ezra Ames Meritorious Service Award
Congratulations to RW Steven Adam Rubin for receiving the Ezra Ames Meritorious Service Award, the highest award of The Grand Chapter State of New York, Royal Arch Masons.
More Masonic Books You Should Read from our Grand Historian
Our Grand Historian shares (literally) thousands of books you should read. “Aside from Masonic books, there is a limitless resource of additional books, experiences, and insights available to the Seeker.”
Masonic Books You Should Read
Five books every Brother should read for a better understanding of the esoteric and hidden meanings behind the mystical principles within the Craft.
The Five Elements and Five Senses
“I found that there is a less known fifth element (Quintessence) that connects the other four elements and senses.”