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Super Lodges of a Bygone Era
Today the library of SC still hold the old French rituals which were translated by R. S. Lindsay Grand Secretary General at the time –however, they are not easy reading, but might produce some interesting research. The library in Grand Lodge contains many of Morison ’s own library with most in French.
Official Publications—Approved Reading for Members
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THE SCOTTISH RITE FOR SCOTLAND
By R.S. Lindsay
In this book the author traces the origins of the Rite of Perfection of twenty-five degrees from its beginnings in France to its arrival in the West Indies; its development there and in the United States of America to the present Rite of Thirty-Three Degrees; its return to Europe by way of Spain and France and its arrival in Scotland under Dr. Charles Morison of Greenfield.
An official publication of the Supreme Council, this book by the late Grand Secretary General is of great interest to all members of the Rite. The cost is £3.50 excluding postage. Copies may be ordered from the Grand Secretary General.
THE SCOTTISH CONSTITUTION OF THE SCOTTISH RITE
By Gabriel Jerdan
This book is a historical sketch of the Scottish Constitution of the Rite and is therefore recommended reading for those who would wish a better understanding of the history of the Rite in Scotland. It is an official publication of the Supreme Council and copies may be obtained by application to the Grand Secretary General. Cost is £4.00 excluding postage.
The information on the previous page was extracted from both books which give a fascinating insight into our origins and are well worth a few buying if you are interested in the Rite in Scotland.
George Washington National Masonic Memorial
The GWNMM in Alexandria, Virginia, US is one of the finest masonic memorials in the world. Both the Editor and Bro. Brian Kerr PM have visited the building on a couple of occasions and both have been very impressed; hence the reason for another brief excerpt about this amazing building and gardens. Their website now has virtual tours and is well worth a look. Click hereto go to the website.
