Have you even seen the inside of a Masonic Lodge? Did you know that there were female Masons? Well, now you can see both - and more. These pictures show the history of "secret societies" and fraternities during the 18th - early 20th centuries. Fun Facts: The first known Grand Lodge of Freemasons was formed in England in 1717 - and the first recorded female Mason was in Ireland around 1712. Lodges were formed in the "Colonies" of America in the 1730's and many founders of the United States (and 14 Presidents) were Freemasons. By the time of the Civil War, there were over 200,000 men in the U.S. who were Free and Accepted Masons.There have been hundreds of fraternities in the U.S., the Freemasons perhaps being the oldest.

Have you even seen the inside of a Masonic Lodge? Did you know that there were female Masons? Well, now you can see both - and more. These pictures show the history of "secret societies" and fraternities during the 18th - early 20th centuries. Fun Facts: The first known Grand Lodge of Freemasons was formed in England in 1717 - and the first recorded female Mason was in Ireland around 1712. Lodges were formed in the "Colonies" of America in the 1730's and many founders of the United States (and 14 Presidents) were Freemasons. By the time of the Civil War, there were over 200,000 men in the U.S. who were Free and Accepted Masons.There have been hundreds of fraternities in the U.S., the Freemasons perhaps being the oldest.

Have you even seen the inside of a Masonic Lodge? Did you know that there were female Masons? Well, now you can see both - and more. These pictures show the history of "secret societies" and fraternities during the 18th - early 20th centuries. Fun Facts: The first known Grand Lodge of Freemasons was formed in England in 1717 - and the first recorded female Mason was in Ireland around 1712. Lodges were formed in the "Colonies" of America in the 1730's and many founders of the United States (and 14 Presidents) were Freemasons. By the time of the Civil War, there were over 200,000 men in the U.S. who were Free and Accepted Masons.There have been hundreds of fraternities in the U.S., the Freemasons perhaps being the oldest.

Have you even seen the inside of a Masonic Lodge? Did you know that there were female Masons? Well, now you can see both - and more. These pictures show the history of "secret societies" and fraternities during the 18th - early 20th centuries. Fun Facts: The first known Grand Lodge of Freemasons was formed in England in 1717 - and the first recorded female Mason was in Ireland around 1712. Lodges were formed in the "Colonies" of America in the 1730's and many founders of the United States (and 14 Presidents) were Freemasons. By the time of the Civil War, there were over 200,000 men in the U.S. who were Free and Accepted Masons.There have been hundreds of fraternities in the U.S., the Freemasons perhaps being the oldest.

Have you even seen the inside of a Masonic Lodge? Did you know that there were female Masons? Well, now you can see both - and more. These pictures show the history of "secret societies" and fraternities during the 18th - early 20th centuries. Fun Facts: The first known Grand Lodge of Freemasons was formed in England in 1717 - and the first recorded female Mason was in Ireland around 1712. Lodges were formed in the "Colonies" of America in the 1730's and many founders of the United States (and 14 Presidents) were Freemasons. By the time of the Civil War, there were over 200,000 men in the U.S. who were Free and Accepted Masons.There have been hundreds of fraternities in the U.S., the Freemasons perhaps being the oldest.

Have you even seen the inside of a Masonic Lodge? Did you know that there were female Masons? Well, now you can see both - and more. These pictures show the history of "secret societies" and fraternities during the 18th - early 20th centuries. Fun Facts: The first known Grand Lodge of Freemasons was formed in England in 1717 - and the first recorded female Mason was in Ireland around 1712. Lodges were formed in the "Colonies" of America in the 1730's and many founders of the United States (and 14 Presidents) were Freemasons. By the time of the Civil War, there were over 200,000 men in the U.S. who were Free and Accepted Masons.There have been hundreds of fraternities in the U.S., the Freemasons perhaps being the oldest.

What are those symbols all about, anyway?

Almost 200 years before conspiracy theorists raised alarms about the “deep state” and school-shooting hoaxes, the Anti-Mason Party saw Freemasons as a sinister cabal that threatened the American government.

THE SECRET SOCIETIES COLLECTION A truly fascinating collection of 100 books compiled together for the first time on one DVD data disc revealing all aspects of the world’s secret societies. From the Illuminati and New World Order’s hidden agenda to control civilization, to the forbidden secrets of the Rosicrucians, Knights Templar, Freemasons and the Knights of Pythias. Discover the hidden symbolism behind these societies, the mystery surrounding some of the world’s oldest fraternities and the truth behind their existence…… Some of these books are extremely rare and will provide a valuable reference archive for anyone looking to unravel the mysteries surrounding the world’s secret societies, organisations, sects and fraternities. This wonderful collection of 100 rare vintage books provides 1,000’s of pages of great content and fabulous illustrations for the reader. All of the books have been scanned in high quality and preserved forever in pdf format, easy to read on your laptop, computer, tablet, smartphone, kindle or e-reader. You can also print entire books or select pages. The books are mostly written in English with a couple in French, Spanish and German. The full list of titles included speaks for itself! List of Books Included: A dissertation on the mysteries of the Cabiri Vol. 1 by G. S. Faber (1803) A dissertation on the mysteries of the Cabiri Vol. 2 by G. S. Faber (1803) A full exposition of the Clintonian faction and the society of the Columbian illuminati by J. Wood (1802) A history of the Knights of Pythias and its branches and auxiliary; together with an account of the origin of secret societies by H. Webb (1910) A ritual and illustrations of freemasonry - accompanied by numerous engravings, and a key to the Phi Beta Kappa by A. Allyn (19--) Abrégé de l'Origine de tous les cultes par Dupuis (1822) An exposition of the mysteries or, Religious dogmas and customs of the ancient Egyptians, Pythagoreans, and Druids by J. Fellows (1835) Application of Barruel's Memoirs of Jacobinism, to the secret societies of Ireland and Great Britain by R. Clifford (1798) Associations et sociétés secrètes sous la deuxieme république, 1848-1851 d'après des documents inédits by J. Tchernoff (1905) Bacon Shakespeare And The Rosicrucians by W. Wigston (1888) Comte de Gabalis by N. Villars (1919) Der ächte Illuminat, oder, Die wahren, unverbesserten Rituale der Illuminaten enthaltend - ohne Zusaz und ohne Hinweglassung by J. H. Faber (1788) Devil Worship In France by A. E. Waite (1896) Ecce orienti; an epitome of the history of the ancient Essenes, their rites and ceremonies by M. W. Redding (1870) Edict d'Espagne contre la detestable secte des Illuminez. Esleuez ès Archeuesché de Seuille et Euesché de Cadiz by A. Pacheco (1623) Einige Originalschriften Des Illuminaten Ordens (1787) First digest of the laws of the Supreme lodge of the world, Knights of Pythias (1877) Forbidden Knowledge of Secret Societies by P. Gardiner (unknown publication date) Forms to be observed in private lodges of the Loyal Orange Institution of British North America (1855) Francis Bacon and his secret society. An attempt to collect and unite the lost links of a long and strong chain by H. Pott (1911) Fraternalism and the church by S. C. Brock (1909) Geschichte des Illuminaten-ordens by L. Engel (1906) Historia de las sociedades secretas antiguas y modernas en Espana, y especialmente de la francmasoneria Vol. 1 by V. de la Fuente (1870) Historia de las sociedades secretas antiguas y modernas en Espana, y especialmente de la francmasoneria Vol. 2 by V. de la Fuente (1870) Historia de las sociedades secretas antiguas y modernas en Espana, y especialmente de la francmasoneria Vol. 3 by V. de la Fuente (1870) History of secret societies by L. La Hodde (1856) Hyrum, the house of wisdom, or Solomon's house (1894) In The Pronaos Of The Temple Of Wisdom by F. Hartmann (1890) Knights of Pythias by C. M. Barton (1880) Knights of Pythias ceremonies of laying corner-stones and dedicating castle halls (1918) Knights of Pythias illustrated by E. A. Cook (1878) La Loge rouge dévoilée a toutes les têtes couronnées (1790) Las sectas y las sociedades secretas a través de la historia Vol. 1 by S. Valenti Camp (1912) Las sectas y las sociedades secretas a través de la historia Vol. 2 by S. Valenti Camp (1912) Les conspirateurs les sociétés secrètes, la préfecture de police sous Caussidière, les corps francs by A. Chenu (1850) Les sectes et sociétés secrètes politiques et religieuses by J. Le Couteulx de Canteleu(1863) Magicians' magic movements and ceremonies, according to the latest formulas (1916) Meaning of masonry by W. L. Wilmshurst (1922) Mysteria - the history of the secret doctrines and mystic rites of ancient religions and medieval and modern secret orders by O. Henne am Ryhn (1895) Mysteries of the Rosie cross; or, The history of that curious sect of the middle ages, known as the Rosicrucians (1891) Mystic Italy by M. I. Rostovtzeff (1927) Mysticism and its results; being an inquiry into the uses and abuses of secrecy, as developed in the instruction and acts of secret societies by J. Delafield (1857) New England And The Bavarian Illuminati by V. Stauffer (1918) Occult Theocrasy by L. Queenborough (1933) Primitive Secret Societies by H. Webster (1908) Proofs of a conspiracy against all the religions and governments of Europe, carried on in the secret meetings of free masons, illuminati and reading societies by J. Robison (1798) Proofs of the real existence, and dangerous tendency, of illuminism by S. Payson (1802) Pythian knighthood, it history and literature by J. R. Carnahan (1888) Real History Of The Rosicrucians by A. E. Waite (1887) Rosicrucian Cosmo Conception by M. Heindel (1911) Rosicrucian Mysteries by M. Heindel (1916) Rosicrucian Philosophy In Questions And Answers by M. Heindel (1922) Rosicrucian symbology by G. W. Plummer (1916) Secret Doctrine Of The Rosicrucians by M. Incognito (1918) Secret Instructions Of The Jesuits by W. C. Brownlee (1857) Secret Sects Of Syria And The Lebanon by B. H. Springett (1922) Secret Shakespearean Seals by F. R. Crucis (1916) Secret societies - a discussion of their character and claims by D. Macdill (1867) Secret Societies and Subversive Movements by N. Websta (1924) Secret societies and the French revolution by Una Birch (1911) Secret Societies Of The Middle Ages by T. Keightley (1837) Secret societies unveiled - the evil purpose behind them exposed by unknown author (1934) Secret Teachings Of All Ages by M. P. Hall (1928) Sermons and addresses on secret societies - fourteen pamphlets in one volume by L. Armstrong (1882) Sōd - the mysteries of Adoni by S. F. Dunlap (1861) St. Paul and the mystery religions by J. F. Troupe (1917) Supreme constitution and supreme statutes of the order of Knights of Pythias (1894) Talks on Pythianism by S. L. Harris (1901) The ancient mysteries and modern masonry by C. H. Vail (1909) The cradle of rebellions; a history of the secret societies of France by L. La Hodde (1864) The cyclopædia of fraternities by A. C. Stevens (1899) The Gnostics and their remains - ancient and mediaeval by C. W. King (1887) The great secret by M. Maeterlinck (1922) The hermetick romance, or, The chymical wedding by C. Rosencreutz (1690) The Hierophant; or, Gleanings from the past .... the symbolism and mysteries on which were founded all ancient religions and secret societies by G. C. Stewart (1859) The Knights of Pythias complete manual and text-book by J. Van Valkenburg (1886) The law of fraternities and societies by A. J. Hirschl (1883) The mysteries of Freemasonry by J. Fellows (1860) The mysteries, pagan and Christian by S. Cheetham (1897) The mystery religions and the New Testament by H. C. Sheldon (1918) The Orange Society by H. W. Cleary (1899) The oriental religions in Roman paganism by F. Cumont (1911) The ritual of the chapter by H. Wilkinson (1878) The Rosicrucians Their Rites And Mysteries by H. Jennings (1879) The secret lodge system; a unique, comprehensive and impartial study and discussion of this important subject in all its phases by J. V. Potts (1909) The secret societies of all ages and countries Vol. 1 by C. Heckethorn (1897) The secret societies of all ages and countries Vol. 2 by C. Heckethorn (1897) The secret societies of Ireland - their rise and progress by H. Pollard (1922) The secret societies of the European Revolution, 1776-1876 Vol. 1 by T. Frost (1876) The secret society system by E. E. Aiken (1882) The Social Organization And The Secret Societies Of The Kwakiutl Indians by F. Boaz (1897) The temple of the rosy cross by F. B. Dowd (1888) The Web Of Destiny by M. Heindel (1920) The White-caps a history of the organization in Sevier County by E. W. Crozier (1899) Themis avrea - the laws of the fraternity of the Rosie Crosse by M. Maier (1656) Thoughts for the occasion, fraternal and benevolent by F. Noble (1905) Toronto, its history and institutions embracing Masonic, Odd Fellows, Foresters, Orange, Temperance, Literary, and Knights of Pythias (1872) Traces of a hidden tradition in masonry and medieval mysticism by I. Cooper-Oakley (1900) With The Adepts by F. Hartman (1910) World revolution; the plot against civilization by N. H. Webster (1921) AN ABSOLUTE TREASURE TROVE OF INFORMATION FOR ANYONE LOOKING TO UNRAVEL THE MYSTERIES AND DISCOVER THE TRUTH BEHIND THE WORLD’S MOST SECRET ORGANISATIONS! Overall, a unique and unrivalled collection – created by The Digital Library, and only available here! Quick Delivery – Free postage within the UK! All of the files are hi-resolution scans presented in pdf format, easy to read on your computer, laptop, tablet, smartphone, or any modern Kindle / ebook reader that can read pdf files. All files can be printed or transferred between devices. For some devices you may need to convert the pdf files. A free program called Calibre can be used to do this and can be included on the DVD if requested. Please note that this is a data D

OCCULTISM, THE PURPOSE OF MASONRY, CRYPTIC RITES, SYMBOLISM, ROYAL ARCH MASONRY, THE ANCIENT MYSTERIES, & MUCH MORE IN ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS CONDITION FROM COVER TO COVER For anyone who wants to know more about the mysteries of Masonry this book is has it all and then some. Even for a practicing Mason you will find knowledge and wisdom in this one you may not find elsewhere. Although the Freemasons number over six million members worldwide, they are a very secretive organization. the general public today thinks of them as a social fraternity like the Rotary Club, but that is hardly the whole truth. By mysterious coincidence, it seems, many Masons have been major figures in modern history. many of the Founding Fathers of the United States—including George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, and Paul Revere—were Freemasons. Giuseppe Garibaldi, the Italian freedom fighter, was also one, as were the composers Franz Joseph Haydn and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and writers François Marie Arouet de Voltaire and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. The Meaning of Masonry explores the beliefs behind the order, its cryptic rites and symbols, and uncovers its ultimate purpose.

The Freemasons are one of the most mysterious and influential organizations in history, and in this indispensable guide, readers will learn about the rituals, symbolism, and beliefs of this ancient fraternity. With detailed descriptions and instructions, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the secret world of the Freemasons.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the \"public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

GS - So what was your driving motivation behind making this film? JJ - I wanted to create the most comprehensive, in depth film about Masonry ever made. I wanted to show as much of an actual initiation in a real Masonic lodge as possible. I wanted to share with the world some of what

Material – 316I Stainless Steel Size – 7 to 13 Gender – Can be worn by both men and women Occasion – Biking, Party, Outing, Music Fest Care – Ensure to clean in mild soapy water with a soft-bristled brush Precautions – Avoid exposure to deodorants, perfumes, harsh detergents, cleaners, and aerosol   Masonic Ring with skull - Well Structured The Masons often referred to as Freemasons, are the largest and most powerful fraternity on the globe. The first Freemason Grand Lodge appeared in England in 1717 and gave the organization hundreds of years to develop its traditions and key symbols. The mysterious skull and crossbones continue to occur in Masonic tradition among these symbols. Wear this Masonic Ring with skull to summon them again. Magical Masonic Ring : The eye that never sleeps A rough symbol included in this Magical Masonic Ring is the skull and crossbones. It pulls you to a halt in your actions and forces you to notice it. It challenges you to comprehend it. It accomplishes its goal of reminding you of your own mortality. Discover also : Masonic Skull ring Back to the category : Skull Rings See also the collection : All Rings

Author/Creator: Shew, William, 1820-1903. Part of: Carl Mautz collection of cartes-de-visite photographs created by California photographers. Physical Description: 1 photographic print cartes-de-visite, b&w approx. 9.0 x 5.7 cm. on mount 10.7 x 6.5 cm Folder or box number: Folder Shew, William. Genre/Form: Photographs Cartes-de-visite Photographic prints Studio portraits Cite as: Yale Collection of Western Americana, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library Repository: Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Yale University Bibliographic Record Number: 2015058 Call Number: WA Photos 357 View our Record: Permalink

Item specificsConditionNew with tags: A brand-new, unused, unworn and undamaged item in the original packaging (such as the ... Read moreabout the conditionNew with tags: A brand-new, unused, unworn and undamaged item in the original packaging (such as the original box or bag) and/or with the original tags attached. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab Pendant ShapeRoundMain Stone CreationNo StoneCut GradeNo StoneMain Stone ColourNo StoneMaterialMetalMetalAlloySecondary StoneNo StoneNecklace Length50 cmColourSilverMain StoneNo StoneBrandZiggy GiftsSetting StyleNo StoneMain Stone TreatmentNo StoneTypeNecklaceMain Stone ShapeNo StonePendant/Locket TypeCharmStylePendantThemeArt, Awareness, Beauty, NatureNumber of Gemstones0Country of OriginChinaChain TypeCurb Link