Masonic Emblems

Masonic Emblems

Below you will find nine Masonic Emblems representing Freemason Lodges from Ireland, England, and other locations. A Lodge in Freemasonry refers to the place where Freemasons meet. It also stands for the the assembly or organized body of Freemasons congregated for labor or for business. Depicted are Grand Lodge and Chapter seals. They are from the book History of the Ancient and Honorable Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons and Concordant Orders, written in 1890.

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