Journals
The Scottish Rite Journal (ISSN 1076-8572) is published bimonthly by the Supreme Council, 33°, Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry of the Southern Jurisdiction, United States of America, 1733 Sixteenth St., NW, Washington, DC 20009-3103.
Subscription Information
Domestic, $15 for 1 year; $40 for 3 years
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Masonic widows, $2.50 for 1 year.
Individual copies are available:
Current issue, $3 each
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You can subscribe to the Scottish Rite Journal via our online store or you may subscribe by mail using the address above.
Submission Information
Articles in regard to Masonry in general or Scottish Rite in particular are invited. Whenever possible, relevant photographs illustrating the article (length: 1,000 to 1,500 words), the author’s brief biography (100 words or less), and a close, formal portrait should accompany each submission. See examples in any issue. Also, articles should be typed, double-spaced, and accompanied by a disk record in PC or MAC format or via e-mail to Ill. Brent Morris, 33°, Grand Cross, Managing Editor, to: bmorris@scottishrite.org.
All articles are subject to editing and, when published, become the property of the Supreme Council, 33°. No compensation is allowed for any articles, photographs, or other materials submitted or published.
Please direct all communications to:
The Scottish Rite Journal
1733 Sixteenth Street, NW
Washington, DC 20009-3103
Tel. 202-777-3152
Fax 202-464-0487
July-August 2011
Walter Cary Wilcox, “The Masons’ Boy” (Henry Wilson Coil Library and Museum of Freemasonry, Grand Lodge of California, F.&A.M.)
May-June 2011
Centennial of the House of the Temple Groundbreaking-May 31, 1911. L. to r.: James D. Richardson, 33°, Sovereign Grand Commander, and Francis J. Woodman, 33°, Grand Tiler (Archives of the Supreme Council).
March-April 2011
Richard Potter, “The Life of an Amazing Brother,” The First American-born Professional Magician; Courtesy Historic Northampton Museum & Education Center, Northampton, Mass., Photograph by Richard Sherer
January-February 2011
Special Issue: Introducing the Rebuilding the Temple Campaign (Main photo: ©Maxwell MacKenzie, Washington, D.C.; Historic photos: Archives of the Supreme Council, 33°)
November-December 2010
New Home for Missouri’s Walker Scottish Rite Clinic (Photo: Courtesy Walker Scottish Rite Clinic, St. Louis, Mo.); Fifth Annual Southwest Regional Reunion Held in Phoenix (Photo: Courtesy Mike Folker, 32°)
September-October 2010
Drafting Successful Masonic Education (Cover design: Elizabeth A. W. McCarthy, The Scottish Rite Journal)
July-August 2010
Pondering the Three Elements in the EA Degree (Photo: Stereopticon Image representing the Entered Apprentice Degree)
May-June 2010
William “Bill” Rainbolt, 33°, Restaurateur and Freemason, Valley of San Bernardino, California, Honored in the Pillars of Charity, Portrait Gallery, 2009 (Original oil portrait by Jean Pilk, Cape Elizabeth, Maine
January-February 2010
Capital Hilton Hotel Ballroom set up for the Opening Session of the Supreme Council, 33°, S.J., U.S.A.’s Monday Opening Session (Elizabeth A. W. McCarthy, The Scottish Rite Journal)
