WB Jack Armstrong Papers – Tape Transfer Project Date October 27, 2025 Name of Items Jack Armstrong Papers – Tapes and Recordings Control Number 2023-TAPES-421 Digital Archives Yes Description: In 2023 the Library and Museum received by donation from WB Dan Grey PM Research of Oregon No. 198 several boxes of Masonic […]
Every once in a while, an item comes into the library and museum as a donation that is just a wonderful gift to our archives and to all of us who are Oregon Freemason’s. The added document to this post is such an item. A few days ago, a box with a framed document was […]
Curator and Archivist from GL of Washington shared this newly found item from a recent trip to Philadelphia. Thank you GL of Pennsylvania. This is on the wall of the Philadelphia Masonic Temple. They include a picture of every GL that was in existence at the time their temple was built (1873).
The MWB Robert M. Richmond is always archiving and filing. Here is a wonderful photograph of the Brothers of McKenzie River Lodge #195 in 1991. For some reason this photograph is speaking to me to post. May 2, 1991. McKenzie River Lodge #195 in Eugene. Seated Ken Elliot GM 1990-91, left to right Joseph Lambert, […]
While doing some research for an upcoming project I came across this wonderful small article concerning a very old Masonic Apron. An email has been sent to the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum to see if they have any information on this. Source: Oregon Freemason (c) 1954
MWB Robert M. Richmond Memorial Library and Museum is very excited to announce a new exhibit within the museum. The Home. The new exhibit shares the early beginning of the creation of our Oregon Masonic and Eastern Star Home. Other items are physical items that were at the cornerstone dedication and other items showing the […]
Masonic Analyst Magazine from 1927-1939 LINK is now available for viewing and downloading. This series of scans in pdf format is fully searchable by keyword. Masonic Analyst Magazine began with its first issue in 1923 and ran until the name was changed to Oregon Mason in 1943 and then to Oregon Freemason. It is believed […]
While scanning my current project I came across a wonderful article. This Master Mason had some stories.
Found during a new scanning project. Source: Masonic Analyst 1934
