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If you and I exchange a dollar, each of us would still have a dollar...
but if you and I exchange an idea, each of us would have two ideas. |
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~ Irving Berliner |
There are a wealth of Masonic websites; those listed here are just a small sampling of the many available.
| This Quarter's Featured Site |  |
| Bro. Christopher Hodapp, of the US state of Indiana, is the author of the book Freemasons for Dummies, which explains the basic tenets of Freemasonry worldwide without exposing any of the Masonic signs, tokens, or words. While it has more about the United States than about Freemasonry in other locations, it is a goldmine of information. This link leads to Bro. Chris's blog, which is well worth reading. |
| Grand Lodges in the United Kingdom | |
Important notice: Please note that listing a Grand Lodge or another lodge on this page does not imply that your lodge is in Masonic communication with that lodge. If you are contemplating traveling abroad you are cautioned not to make any Masonic contacts with Masons of other jurisdictions without having ascertained by application to your Grand Secretary the existence of regular Masonry in the country concerned, and the address to which Masonic enquiries in that country should be directed.
| Our mother lodge. Many useful links to other Freemasonry sites, as well as information about what Freemasonry is and who can join. | ||
The United Grand Lodge of England has a Masonic Grand Lodge finder here. You should read the caution printed on this page before communicating with any foreign Grand Lodges.
| Masonic Forums, Publications, and Information | |
| This posting describes the newsgroups alt.freemasonry, alt.masonic.demolay, and alt.masonic.members, including where to find more information. | ||
| An online community for communication among Freemasons | ||
| Another online forum for communication among Freemasons | ||
| A bounce mailing list for Freemasons. Open only to Master Masons. | ||
| A magazine of Freemasonry | ||
| A collection of useful links | ||
| Another collection of useful links | ||
| History of a Masonic custom | ||
| Additional information about this Masonic custom | ||
| This fascinating site combines the forces of Zen Buddhism and Freemasonry to shed light on both. A real thought-provoker and a good way to get your daily increase of light in Freemasonry. Click on the images on the index page to enter the site. | ||
| There are a wealth of Masonic blogs out there; this blog aggregator adds the newest Masonic blog entries each day and will send you a daily email with links to each new entry. | ||
| While lodges of UGLE are limited to men alone, there is a burgeoning movement consisting of women's Masonic lodges. There was an exhibition in early 2008 at the Library and Museum at Freemason's Hall on Great Queen Street on Women's Freemasonry. The Order of Women's Freemasonry is one of the oldest female Masonic lodges and their website is well worth a look. They are not Co-Masons and do not admit men. | ||
| Daily Mason - Daily Education in Freemasonary: Masonic Abbreviations |
| Anti-Masonry Sites | |
Some sites that summarise arguments against Freemasonry are listed here. This is purely to ensure that Masons are familiar with the opinions and arguments of those who are against Freemasonry.
| Other Lodge Websites | |
This is a selection of some websites of lodges around Great Britain as well as one from the United States. It is neither exhaustive nor in any particular order.