Unity Lodge No. 146

Tag: Masonic Museum

  • Freemasonry At The Table

    Freemasonry At The Table

    In its early history, the Masonic Fraternity met in taverns, sharing conviviality and performing rituals over drinks. While the practice of consuming alcohol in Lodge rooms was lost during the prohibition, historic drinking implements and glassware adorned with Masonic symbols serve as reminders of this joyful tradition. Today, they offer a glimpse into Freemasonry’s past. Read more

  • The Masonic Blue Slipper

    The Masonic Blue Slipper

    The Masonic blue slipper is a symbol of protection for Masonic wives, widows, and daughters. It originates from the book of Ruth in the Bible, where Ruth’s devotion to her mother-in-law Naomi leads to her marriage to Boaz. This story illustrates the protective role of Masons, and the blue slipper serves as a reminder. Read more