Where Lodges Meet
This stamp is one of a set issued in 1970 to mark the 350th Anniversary of the Bermuda Parliament.
Originally the State House of Bermuda and taken over by the Craft in 1815 and still in use as the Masonic Temple in St. Georges
Originally the State House of Bermuda and taken over by the Craft in 1815 and still in use as the Masonic Temple in St. Georges
The Temple building at Tegucigalpa in the Republic of Honduras.
As far as is known this stamp, issued in 1935, is the first to feature a Masonic building.
As far as is known this stamp, issued in 1935, is the first to feature a Masonic building.
This stamp depicts the interior of the Masonic Temple in Tegucigalpa and is one of a set of four issued in 11949 to mark the Inauguration as President of Brother Juan Manuel Galvez, a member of Lodge Augustin Disdier.
This is not a stamp but a ‘label’ and as such not valid for postage. It was issued by the Grand Lodge of Costa Rica and depicts its Temple and one of its Founders - Doctor Francesco Calvo, a catholic priest who had been initiated in Peru.
This stamp is one of a set issued by Australia in 1956 for the Olympic Games.
The building with the red dome was originally the Temple of the Grand Lodge of Victoria.
The building with the red dome was originally the Temple of the Grand Lodge of Victoria.