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Masonic Reading


	Born in the Blood – This fictional novel by John Robinson, weaves a spell-binding tale of the origin of the Masonic Fraternity. Robinson believes that Masons trace their origin to the Order of the Knights Templar. He supports his theory with lots of facts, information, symbols and words. A good book that will keep you glued to your seat. Hard cover, 396 pages $30. each

	House Undivided - The Story of Freemasonry and the Civil War. Written by Allen E. Roberts, House Undivided gives us many eye-witness accounts never before published of what the men of over 100 years ago actually said during the terrible ‘War Between Brothers’. Hard Cover, 384 pages $28 each

	The Craft and Its Symbols – Another book written by Allen E. Roberts good for #1. New Masons, a good explanation of ‘his initiation’ ceremony. #2, A Mason’s wife, so she will get a good understanding of the importance of Masonry in her husband’s life. Masonic Speakers, Lodge Leaders, and everyone in general who wants to know more about Freemasonry will enjoy reading ‘The Craft’. It’s bound to look like a Masonic Apron. Hard Cover, 104 pages $14. each

	Freemasonry for Dummies – This ‘new’ Dummy book by Christopher Hodapp, gives an easy explanation to rituals, cryptic rites, and symbols of the Fraternity, yet does not give away any actual ritual. You will find this book very helpful in understanding the Masonic philosophy, history, controversies and theories that surround the Fraternity. Soft cover $25. each

	Tied to Masonic Apron Strings - Stewart M.L. Pollard tickles our ribs with lots of humorous incidents that have occurred at Masonic meetings. Unusual Masonic poems, little inspirational articles and spicy cartoons will delight everyone. Great little gift’. Soft cover, 126 pages $9. each

	Freemasons at Gettysburg - Sheldon A. Munn wrote this short book as a tribute to the ‘Friend to Friend Masonic Memorial’ in Gettysburg, PA. In spite of all their differences, over 50 Masons who fought for the North and the South, in the Battle of Gettysburg, continued to practice the Masonic principles of brotherly love and good will. Soft cover, 92 pages, illustrated $14. each