Masonic Knowledge A Liberal Masonic Education Compiled from the writings of Albert G. Mackey and arranged by Paul Gore This two book set was published in 1980 and 1981 by the Oklahoma Lodge of Research so that “Masons who have a desire to learn more of Masonry and her beauties … 〈 Read More 〉 …
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Volume VIII
This collection of articles was published in 1987 by the Oklahoma Lodge of Research. Table of Contents Harry S. Truman and Lawton Lodge No. 183 by Larry W. Snow A Brief History Duncan Lodge No. 60 by C.N. Allison Grand Hailing Stone by Larry W. Snow History of Lexington Lodge … 〈 Read More 〉 …
Volume IX
This collection of articles was published in 1988 by the Oklahoma Lodge of Research. Table of Contents Past Master’s Degree by Larry W. Snow Robert William Hill by Larry W. Snow Ritual and the Work: Indian Territory by Larry W. Snow Ritual and the Work: Oklahoma Territory by Larry W. … 〈 Read More 〉 …
Volume X
This Volume, which was published in 1988 by the Oklahoma Lodge of Research, contains thorough histories of three early Territorial Lodges. Table of Contents Centennial History of Purcell Lodge No. 27 by Larry W. Snow History of Ok-la-ho-ma Lodge No. 217 (Arkansas Constitution) by Larry W. Snow A Brief History … 〈 Read More 〉 …
Volume XI
History of Cherokee Lodge No. 10 by George W. Moser This exhaustive history of Cherokee Lodge No. 10 was originally published in 1970 and, after the death of the author, was republished in 1989 by the Oklahoma Lodge of Research, with additional material. Table of Contents In the Beginning The … 〈 Read More 〉 …
Volume XII
Master Mason: W∴ George Washington by Robert T. Shipe This account of the “Father of Our Country” and arguably our most famous Masonic Brother was published in 1993 by the Oklahoma Lodge of Research. Table of Contents Chronology of Selected Events in George Washington’s Life His Early Years 1732 – … 〈 Read More 〉 …
Volume XIII
Memories: Oklahoma Masonic Children’s Home by William H. Phelps This Volume, published in 1995 by the Oklahoma Lodge of Research, contains an extensive history of the Masonic Children’s Homes in Atoka, Darlington, and Guthrie and was written by a former resident. It also includes twenty-three essays written by former residents … 〈 Read More 〉 …
Volume XIV
History of Pilot Lodge No. 367 by James C. Martin This thorough history of Pilot Lodge No. 367 was published in 1996 by the Oklahoma Lodge of Research. Table of Contents The Lemuel C. Coffin Years 1907 – 1942 The World War II Years 1943 – 1950 After World War … 〈 Read More 〉 …
Volume XV
The Honored Men of Oklahoma Scottish Rite Masonry by Robert G. Davis This Volume contains biographical sketches of the Sovereign Grand Inspectors General who served Oklahoma Masonry up to its publication in 1997 by the Oklahoma Lodge of Research. Early History of the Rite in Oklahoma Harper Samuel Cunningham, 33°: … 〈 Read More 〉 …
Volume XVI
Cornerstones in the Oklahoma Territories by Robert T. Shipe This Volume, which was published in 2010 by the Oklahoma Lodge of Research, is a comprehensive enumeration of the 113 cornerstones laid by the Grand Lodge of Indian Territory from 1875 to 1908 and by the Grand Lodge of Oklahoma Territory … 〈 Read More 〉 …
Volume XVII
Freemasonry and the American Public Schools System by Robert T. Shipe This account of Freemasonry’s close association with the development of the free public school system in America was published in 2014 by the Oklahoma Lodge of Research. Table of Contents Education Movement The Masonic Influence Freedoms Enjoyed by Freemasons … 〈 Read More 〉 …
Volume XVIII
Lessons in Leadership by Robert G. Davis, C.R. Dunning, Jr., Gregory Pace, Mark Tabbert & el. The Oklahoma Lodge of Research is pleased to offer a guidebook for current and upcoming Worshipful Masters to help make their leadership term in the East the best possible experience for the officer line … 〈 Read More 〉 …