Free Mason Collection

Washington as a Freemason. George Washington, full-length portrait, standing, facing slightly right, in masonic attire, holding scroll

Initiation of a freemason
The initiation ceremony of a freemason (central detail); watercolour in the Musee du Grand Orient de France de la Franc-Maconnerie Europeene. Date: 19th Century

Freemason Procession
Image of Baphomet carried in a procession at the initiation of a high Scottish rite

Initiation ceremony of a Freemason (19th c. )
Initiation ceremony of a Freemason (19th c.). Central detail. Watercolour. FRANCE. Paris. Mus饠 du Grand Orient de France et de la Franc-Ma篮 nerie Europ饮 ne

Letter from Mozart to a freemason, January 1786 (pen & ink on paper)
XPH330366 Letter from Mozart to a freemason, January 1786 (pen & ink on paper) by Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-91); Staatsbibliothek, Berlin

GEORGE WASHINGTON (1732-1799). First President of the United States. Washington as a Freemason in masonic attire, holding a scroll and trowel with portraits of the Marquis de Lafayette

John Coustos, Free Mason (engraving)
821326 John Coustos, Free Mason (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: John Coustos, Free Mason)

Three Georgian Masonic Chairs, c. 1790 (mahogany)
BON228382 Three Georgian Masonic Chairs, c.1790 (mahogany) by English School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: righthand chair includes arms of the Moderns Grand ; ); Photo eBonhams

WASHINGTON: MASONIC APRON. George Washingtons Masonic apron, embroidered by Madame Lafayette and presented to him by General Lafayette, August 1784. Line engraving, 19th century

Masonic apron. Textiles. SPAIN. Madrid. National Historical Archive of Madrid

SEAL: FREEMASONRY. Seal purported to be of the 36th Degree Masons, from an anti-masonic flyer distributed by Occupy Wall Street protesters in New York City, March 2012

Freemason Initiation
The initiation of an apprentice Date: 1890s

DELMAR D. DARRAH (1868-1945). American Freemason and writer. Photograph, c1920

Alfred Leconte / Gill
Alfred Leconte (1824-?) Popular French politician, Freemason, songwriter and pharmacist. Apparently he disappeared, on 21st September 1905...was he ever found again?

Poster of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen of North America, 1885 (litho)
XZL151831 Poster of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen of North America, 1885 (litho) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Masonic chain. Jewelry. ITALY. Milan. Risorgimento Museum

Virginia, Norfolk. Historic Moses Myers House museum, 323 E. Freemason St, c. 1792

Virginia, Norfolk. West Freemason Street Historic District. James W. Hunter House, c. 1894, now home to the Victorian Museum

Coolidge: Freemasons, 1929
COOLIDGE: FREEMASONS, 1929. Grand Masters of Masons in Washington for a conference posing with President Calvin Coolidge, outside the White House, 19 February 1929

Warren G. Harding
WARREN G. HARDING (1865-1923). 29th President of the United States. Photographed wearing a Freemason hat, c1921-23

Washington: Masonic Apron
WASHINGTON: MASONIC APRON. George Washingtons Masonic apron, embroidered by Madame Lafayette and presented to him by General Lafayette, August 1784

Lon Richer / Gill
Lon Richer (1824-1911) French journalist, Freemason and supporter of womens rights

Edgar Monteil / Demare
Edgar Monteil (1845-1926) French writer, Freemason, staunch Republican

Felix Jobb-Duval / Gill
Flix Armand Marie Jobb-Duval (1821-1889) artist, painter of numerous wall decorations, a Republican and Freemason and member of the Municipal Council of Paris

Edward VII as a freemason
Edward VII pictured with the Duke of Connaught as a Grand Master freemason. Freemasonry is a fraternal, secular society dedicated to the principles of brotherly love

Chevalier D eon, Mason
Charles-Genevieve-Louis- Auguste-Andre Timothee, le Chevalier d Eon, French adventurer and transvestite, depicted here as a Freemason in 1768

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"Unveiling the Secrets: Exploring the World of Freemasonry" Step into the intriguing world of Freemasonry, where historical figures like George Washington donned their Masonic attire and held a scroll and trowel with portraits of influential individuals. This captivating color lithograph from c1899 showcases Washington as a Freemason, highlighting his connection to Marquis de Lafayette and Andrew Jackson, alongside biblical scenes. Delve deeper into this secretive society through Mozart's letter to a fellow freemason in January 1786. Written in pen and ink on paper, this correspondence offers a glimpse into the inner workings of Freemasonry during that era. The engravings depicting Monsieur de St. George further illustrate the diversity within this ancient fraternity. From his portrayal by W. Ward in 1788 to an intense fencing duel at Carlton House dressed as a woman alongside Chevalier d'Eon in 1787, these colored engravings shed light on unique aspects of Freemasonic history. John Coustos' engraving captures another facet of being a Free Mason, showcasing the commitment and dedication required for membership. It serves as a reminder that becoming part of this esteemed brotherhood was not taken lightly. Marvel at three Georgian Masonic Chairs crafted around 1790 from mahogany—a testament to the craftsmanship associated with Freemasonry throughout history. These chairs symbolize unity among members while providing comfort during important meetings and rituals. One cannot discuss Freemasonry without mentioning its influence on America's first President—George Washington himself. His embroidered Masonic apron created by Madame Lafayette holds immense significance within this community, representing honor and respect for tradition. Peer behind closed doors as we explore the mysterious initiation process undergone by new members—an experience shrouded in secrecy yet steeped in symbolism and ritualistic practices that have endured over centuries. Join us on an enlightening journey through time as we uncover fascinating insights about "Free Mason, " a captivating world where history, tradition, and brotherhood intertwine.