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Below each seal picture is the name of the original Lodge. …very by the members of Lodge "Zu den drei Bergen" i.O. Freiberg (Sachsen) (Saxony). Whose real treasure of German Masonic-history was hidden in 1933 due to

…odge Emanuel zur Maienblume in Vienna, Austria. He served as Master of the Lodge from 1785 until 1799. …be the Deputy Grand Master of the English Provincial Grand Lodge of Lower Saxony, and became the Grand Master in 1814. He devoted himself to a thorough refo

…tudy of the ritual, were formed at different points. But the first regular Lodge was established at Hamburg, in 1733, under a Warrant of Lord Strathmore, Gr …e or of the Lodge at Hamburg, in the Minutes of the Grand Lodge. In 1741 a Lodge was established at Leipzig by seven Brethren who had held informal meetings

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…grees," but the system remained concentrated on the simplicity of the Blue Lodge experience. It is still practiced within some European Lodges today. Source …er the Nazis destroyed the Friedrich Ludwig Schröder statue in the Hamburg Lodge House in a blind rage. A group of artists made it their task to reconstruct

===Supreme Council, Symbolic Grand Lodge, and the Nazis === …of France. On July 26th, 1930, in Hamburg, they founded the Symbolic Grand Lodge of Germany. Its first Grand Master was Leo Müffelmann who resigned his off

== Grand Lodge of the Czech Republic == === First Masonic Lodge in Prague ===

== National Grand Lodge of all German Freemasons == IV. The National Grand Lodge of all German Freemasons at Berlin. 1

…umb|835px|A sculpture commemorating seven Freemasons who created a Masonic lodge while imprisoned in a Nazi concentration camp. …in Esterwegen, Lower Saxony, Germany. The seven Freemasons who created the lodge are:

lodge and hostelrie in such wise as to remain indebted to no one, and that no man A travelling fellow, in whatever lodge he may be employed, shall be obedient

…oking at the universal claim that has unfolded within the symbol of the ''“Lodge”''. - Where do we come from? Let us now enter the catacombs of our order, …econd statutes in 1599 that the ''Apprentices'' and ''Fellow Crafts'' of a lodge must ''“tak tryall of ye airt of memorie”'', i.e. pass tests in the art

…all parts of the world. He was initiated on October 25, 1854, in Integrity Lodge No. 189, later No. 163, at twenty-one years of age. He contributed an artic …year 1817, receiving the Degrees of Symbolic Freemasonry in Saint George's Lodge, No. 6, at Schenectady, New York.

===I. The Grand Lodge of Hamburg=== …ity and legitimacy of its English origin, it is only equalled by the Grand Lodge of the Eclectic Union, at Frankfort, which, however, falls slightly behind

…where the sun rises. The theory implied is, that although the South of the Lodge may vary, its chief point must always be in the East, the point of sunrisin …he noblemen of England, born in 1795, and initiated in the Prince of Wales Lodge, No. 259, on June 18, 1830. Appointed Junior Grand Warden in 1832, Deputy…

…aster to grant "Provisional Warrants" in these cases the Master of the new Lodge must apply within one month for a regular Warrant. …re only about one thousand white men in Uganda, Central East Africa, but a Lodge has already been established there.

…br/> by [[En: David Lewis|David Lewis]], founder and Past Master of LYCEUM LODGE OF RESEARCH no. 8682 E.C. <br/> Johannesburg, South Africa. Written in Augu …hich one you espouse. For example- The Grand Secretary of the United Grand Lodge of England (UGLE) wrote recently “more than 200,000 Freemasons were sent

…ill be found as the expressive symbol of Christianity, so in every Masonic Lodge a letter G may be seen in the East, either painted on the wall or sculpture …o public view, forming, as it does, a prominent part of the furniture of a Lodge, to be seen by everyone, so our Masonic authors from the earliest times, ha

English Freemason said to have attended the Occasional Lodge at The Hague for the conferring of the first two Degrees on the Duke of Tus …ted the National Grand Lodge, which declared its independence of the Grand Lodge of England in 1770 (see Netherlands).

…ld on Saint John's Day, 1756, at the Hague, for the formation of the Grand Lodge of Holland. It was at this December meeting that Baron Van Aerssen Beyeren …onic language, the dais is the elevated portion of the eastern part of the lodge-room, which is occupied by Past Masters and the dignitaries of the Order.…

…hey refused to divulge, Von Waechter was sent to Italy by the old Scottish Lodge of which Duke Ferdinand was Grand Master, that he might obtain some informa …1738, page 191). Wales forms a part of the Masonic obedience of the Grand Lodge of England, and the Fraternity there has been directly governed by four Pro

…ctrine of God; the Fraternity itself has never (lone so, nor has any Grand Lodge, nor does the Ritual, because Freemasonry is clearly conscious of the fact …called " the lower classes, " nevertheless he was led to the center of the Lodge Room and there was told to stand Upright before the Altar, and was taught…

…prepared by Brother W. J. Chetwode Crawley (Transactions, Quatuor Coronati Lodge, pages 214, volume xxiv, 1911). This essay in part runs as follows: …place where the Master sits, is considered the most honorable part of the Lodge, and is distinguished from the rest of the room by a dais, or raised platfo

…distinguished gentlemen in the kingdom, added to which followed the Grand Lodge of England and forty-two subordinate and provincial Grand Lodges and Chapte …nry mas in the Craft's mind, twenty-one years after the formation of Grand Lodge, still identified closely with architectures for he goes out of his way to

…s document the Rite is always called High Masonry, and any Body, whether a Lodge of Perfection, a Chapter of Rose Croix, or a Council of Kàdosh, is styled *SACRED LODGE

'''3. What is the ancient rule regarding attendance at Lodge?''' '''8. Who is the prosecuting officer of a Lodge?'''

A degree found in the archives of the Mother Lodge of the Philosophical Rite of France. …ccording to the ancient laws of Freemasonry, every brother must attend his Lodge if he is within the length of his cable tow." The old writers define the le

…F :. Fréres, or Brothers. And in English, L :. is sometimes used to denote Lodge, and LL :, to denote Lodges. This remark is made once for all, because we… …night of Rose Cross but was used as early as 1725 to mean a reference to a Lodge of Saint John.