Showing posts with label Museum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Museum. Show all posts

Monday, August 26, 2013

New Youth Exhibit at GWMM

I apologize for posting so late in the day today. It has been a really exciting day for the Masonic Youth Groups, so that accounts for the delayed post.

Before you read any further, go check out what happened today at the George Washington Masonic Memorial - http://pmyf.org/2013/08/26/pmyf-assists-with-masonic-youth-exhibit/.

Now that you've read that, I can post a few more pictures from the event that are specific to DeMolay. We were very pleased to have with us Bro. Chris Labaw, International Congress Secretary, who did an outstanding job representing the young men of DeMolay. We hope that everyone will get a chance to see this display in the near future, as it really is a testament to what the Masonic Youth Groups are all about. In the mean time, here are some more pictures for you - remember, you can click to make the bigger!

This Legion of Honor Cordon belonged to Bro. Roy Rogers, a famous Hollywood actor!


"Dad" Thomas R. Labagh, Executive Officer in Pennsylvania, poses with Bro. Chris Labaw, ICS, and "Dad" Samuel C. Williamson, Grand Treasurer Emeritus.

A large crowd was in attendance!

Everyone cuts the ribbon!

A quick shout out to my home Chapter, Erie, who are credited with donating the regalia displayed on the mannequin.
 

Monday, March 19, 2012

Museum Quality DeMolay

Many of you know that I really enjoy fraternal history - especially that of DeMolay (and how it relates to Pennsylvania.) I also enjoy learning more about Masonry and other fraternal groups. One of the internet's best known resources for information on this topic is the Phoenix Masonry Online Museum. This website is chock full of things relating to fraternalism and Freemasonry, both here in American and around the world. It is touted as the first "On-Line" Museum, endeavoring to display artifacts and historic pieces via photos published on the internet.

Recently, the site updated its collection with a bunch of DeMolay artifacts. You can check out the full collection here - http://www.phoenixmasonry.org/masonicmuseum/order_of_demolay_table_of_conten.htm

It is a great resource for seeing old versions of awards and honors, identifying that neat pin you found at a flea market, or just for learning more about DeMolay. Take some time and scroll through the site - I know you'll learn something!

Frat! ~ "Dad" Seth Anthony