Preserving Our Legacy: Why I Am Contributing
August 30, 2011
Bernard L. Blackwell, 33°
In the 55 years I have been a member of Scottish Rite, I have made many friends, met hundreds of wonderful people whom I would not[…]
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Bernard L. Blackwell, 33°
In the 55 years I have been a member of Scottish Rite, I have made many friends, met hundreds of wonderful people whom I would not[…]
Notes from the Northern Light: Spetember - October 2011
August 30, 2011
GRAND OPENING — New Dyslexia Center Opens
In April, the Children’s Dyslexia Center of Upper Wisconsin was dedicated. Since the establishment of the centers program in 1994, the members of[…]The Masons' Boy
July 6, 2011
In October 1878 Walter Cary Wilcox was about 4½ years old, alone, and orphaned. His mother was dead by yellow fever, and his father had died from injuries sustained in a steamship accident a few years earlier when Walter was five months old. During the final years of the 1870s, New Orleans, like most of the South, was ravaged by the epidemic. While Walter contracted the fever and eventually recovered, his mother lost her battle.
Notes from the Northern Light: May-June 2011
May 4, 2011
A Publication of the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction
Inspired by the Craft
May 3, 2011
Peter Waddell’s exhibition of 14 paintings, An Artist Visits the White House Past, will be on display at the White House Visitor Center, 1400 Pennsylvania Ave., NW, Washington, D.C., from March 23–November 28, 2011. The exhibition is free and open to the public. To see the exhibit on line, visit www.whitehousehistory.org.
