Masonic History Books

The Hall in the Garden | More information
The 2006 Exhibition, which starts on 13th July 2006 to 20th October 2006 (admission free), has produced the book "The Hall in the Garden". The Headquarters of English Freemasonry have been located in Great Queen street since the last quarter of the eighteenth century.This book tells the story of the various buildings on the site and explores how Freemasonry adapted its buildings to the city's changing history.

£14.99

The Order of women Freemasons | More information
The Open Door, The order of Women Freemasons 1908-2008 by Ann Pilcher-Dayton, 2008, SB, 298pp. This book is not intended to be a critical history of the Order of Women Freemasons, but it is hoped that it is as objective as possible. The Open Door was written for members of the Order and interested outsiders.

£10.00

Freemasonry,Symbols,Secrets,Significance | More information
Freemasonry,Symbols,Secrets,Significance by W.Kirk MacNulty,2006,HB,320pp.Drawing on some of the world's greatest collections of Masonic material,and including many objects never before published,this book offers a uniquely accessible,captivating and comprehensive picture of the organization.

£24.95

Freemasonry | More information
Freemasonry rituals, symbols and history by Mark Stavish,2007,SB,233pp. One of the most comprehensive studies written on the esoteric aspects of Freemasonry in the past 50 years.
Reviewed in Freemasonry today.

£12.00

Freemasonry the Reality | More information
Freemasonry the Reality by Tobias Churnton.Time to forget the fairy stories,the propaganda and the wishful thinking.It is time for the reality.This remarkable book brings the whole picture into focus in a way never before possible.

£19.99

Invisibles | More information
For 400 years,incredible stories have been woven around the 'invisible' Brothers of the Rosy cross. Allegedly founded by 'Knights of the Golden stone' Christian Rosenkreuz,it is said they were the harbingers of the 'Last Light'-a fantastic outpouring of divine science and higher consciousness.

£19.99

Solomon's Temple Myth and History | More information
Solomon's Temple myth and history by William Hamblin and David Rolph Seely,2008,HB,224pp.This book draws on holy texts and mystic writings,works of art and architecture,modern reconstructions and photographs to reveal the myriad ways in which the temple and the sacred ground on which it stood have inspired mankind through the ages.

£24.95

Commited to the flames | More information
Commited to the flames by Arturo de Hoyos and S.Brent Morris.This book gives full transcriptions of all of his rituals, an analysis of their place in Masonry and biographies of Folger and his major contemporaries in his Masonic work.

£19.99

Lane's List Masonic Records | More information
Lane's List Masonic Records 1717-1894 second edition,2000,HB,544pp.List of all Lodges at Home and Abroad warranted by the four Grand Lodges and the United Grand Lodge of England.

£22.50
£45.00

Family History Search Fee | More information
An Inital search fee is payable where no lodge name or number is known. Non refundable in the event of a negative result.

£30.00

Family History | More information
Search Fee reduced. Initial search fee payable by members of E.C. Lodge where no lodge name or number is known. Non refundable in the event of a negative result.

£15.00

Marking Well | More information
Marking Well by Andrew Pescott,2006,HB,288pp.ESSAYS ON THE OCCASION OF THE 150th Anniversary of the Grand Lodge of Mark Master Masons of England and Wales and it's Districts and Lodges Overseas.

£19.99

Secrets of Solomon's Temple | More information
Secrets of Solomons Temple (The) by K. L. Gest, 2006, HB, 320pp. A secret that has been lying at the centre of Freemasonry for hundreds of years. Who Solomon really was and the nature of the secret knolegdge he possessed?What is Solomon's Seal?What was the true purpose of Solomon's Temple? Reveals how the temple would have worked.What is the connection with modern Freemasonry?

£16.99

The Genesis of Freemasonry | More information
This book is a revealing but thoroughly enjoyable journey through the intricate history of English Freemasonry. Historian Dr David Harrison reconstructs the hidden history of the movement, tracing its roots through a mixture of mediaeval guild societies,alchemy and necromancy.

£19.99

Turning the Hiram key | More information
Turning the Hiram Key. By Robert Lomas, 2005, HB, 384pp.
This book is the fifth in the Hiram Key series, which has produced controversial theories on the mindset of man from pre-history to the present day. One of the practical aims of Freemasonry is to teach people how to be in control of their own lives.
Turning the Hiram Key makes and admirable starting point for this process.

£16.99

Turning the Hiram Key | More information
Turning the Hiram Key Soft Back by Robert Lomas,2005,SB,384pp.
This book is the fifth in the Hiram Key series, which has produced controversial theories on the mindset of man from pre-history to the present day. One of the practical aims of Freemasonry is to teach people how to be in control of their own lives.
Turning the Hiram Key makes and admirable starting point for this process.

£7.99

Isaac Newton's Freemasonry | More information
Isaac Newton's Freemasonry by Alain Bauer, 2007,SB,146pp. This book is valuable for those who are interested in Freemasonry either because they are members or for reasons of intellectual curiosity.

£12.99

The Influence of Neoplatonic | More information
The Influence of Neoplatonic thought on Freemasonry by Fabio Venzi, foreword by Michael Baigent, 2007, HB, 106pp. The present volume was not originally conceived as a single book but as a collection of shorter stories dealing with Masonic thought.The Brethren kindly brought together a number of essays between 1999-2005.

£8.99

Mozart The Golden Years | More information
Mozart The Golden Years 1781-1791 by H.C.Robbins Landon,1990,SB,271pp.

£16.95

Masonic Networks & Connections | More information
Masonic Networks & Connections by James W Daniel.This book has a series of essays about some of the individuals who played key roles in nineteenth century freemasonry including the Earl of Carnarvon,Canon George Portal,and the Earl of Ripon emphasing their international involvement with Canada,the U.S.A,Australia and Sweden.

£16.00