William S. Schuyler Apron *

The apron shows the three levels of King Solomon's temple. Outside the Portico on either side of the entrance, two Pillars were erected.

George Washington's Masonic Jewel

This flat silver Masonic emblem belonged to George Washington. Depicted are the arch and pillars at the top of steps and a pavement, and other Masonic symbols.

George Washington Room *

The George Washington Room inside the George Washington National Masonic Memorial: General/President Washington was not only our country's Founding Father he was also the most famous Freemason who ever lived: the near-by Washington Monument itself is a mo

George Washington Room - George Washington Masonic Memorial *

Along with being our first Commander-in-Chief and Freemason, General/President George Washington was noted by Thomas Jefferson as '...unequaled...' in his horsemanship which was, indeed, admired by all who knew him - simply put, he was an equestrian sans

George Washington Room; George Washington Masonic Memorial

Oil-on-canvas painting of George and Martha Washington arriving at a formal social engagement (more likely than not a gala or ball) with colonial flags draped over the entry way and onlookers standing on a balcony.

Form and Function Exhibit: George Washington National Masonic Memorial *

Inside (and at the center of) the Form and Function Exhibit of the George Washington National Masonic Memorial is a statue of George Washington dressed as a Master Mason to remind visitors that Washington was a founding father and a great exemplifier of M

Benjamin Franklin wearing Masonic apron

Inside the G.W. National Masonic Memorial is a likeness of Benjamin Franklin wearing a Masonic apron. Not only was the great Bro. Ben Franklin a Mason, he was also Grand Master of Pennsylvania.

Statue of Bro. George Washington wearing Masonic apron *

Statue of U.S.'s first president George Washington wearing a Masonic apron. The inscription on the "steps" leading to the statue read: "Virginia Planter - Model Citizen - Military Officer - Nation's President - Mourned Hero - American Icon.

Chromolithograph of George Washington as a Freemason

Bro. Washington is portrayed standing on a checkerboard floor below a radiant letter G in a space with a vaulted ceiling.

Dudley Masonic Pocket Watch

This watch was owned by James E. Harris of Andrew Jackson Lodge Lodge No. 120, Alexandria, Virginia; it appears to be a "Dudley No. 3 Masonic Pocket Watch." These are very rare, extremely valuable and were made in Lancaster, PA.

Masonic Fraternal Order Chart

Modern American Freemasonry has expanded into many federated organizations in which are under the jurisdiction of each state's Grand Lodge.

Masonic Emblematic Chart

These hieroglyphic emblems teach Freemasons many useful lessons, to extend knowledge, and promote virtue.

The Royal Arch Room

Masonic Ark of the Covenent: The Ark of the Covenant... or of the Testimony, was a sacred chest, constructed by Moses at God’s Command. (see Exodus 25:10) Onto its lid were placed 2 cherubim (angels) representing God's glory.

The Cryptic Room

Priest teaching acolytes concept of Geometry

The Cryptic Room - Hiram Abif bows before two angels

Hiram Abiff, (architect, and metalworker)