Samuel Crocker Lawrence, 33°. Past Sovereign Grand Commander. Scottish Rite, NMJ. by Travis Simpkins

Samuel Crocker Lawrence, 33°. Past Sovereign Grand Commander. Scottish Rite, NMJ. by Travis Simpkins

Portrait Sketch of

Most Worshipful and Illustrious

Samuel Crocker Lawrence

( 1832 - 1911 )

Past Grand Master

Grand Lodge of Massachusetts

(1881 - 1883)

Past Sovereign Grand Commander

Supreme Council, 33°, NMJ

Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite

Northern Masonic Jurisdiction

(1909 - 1910)

General in the Civil War

President of the Eastern Railroad Co.

1st Mayor of Medford, MA

by Travis Simpkins 

History of the Scottish Rite

Samuel Crocker Lawrence Library. Grand Lodge of Massachusetts

 For more info, please visit:

scottishritenmj.org

and

massfreemasonry.org

Samuel Crocker Lawrence, 33°. Past Sovereign Grand Commander. Scottish Rite, NMJ. by Travis Simpkins

Booker T. Washington. Educator and Author. Prince Hall Freemason. by Travis Simpkins

Booker T. Washington. Author and Educator. Prince Hall Freemason. by Travis Simpkins

Portrait Sketch of

Booker T. Washington

( 1856 - 1915 )

Educator, Author, Orator

Advisor to Presidents of the United States

Leader in the African American community

Founder of the

Tuskegee Institute

and the

National Negro Business League

Prince Hall Freemason

Made a "Mason at Sight" by the

Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Massachusetts

by Travis Simpkins

 Booker T. Washington - Biography

 For more info, please visit:

tuskegee.edu/booker-t-washington

 and

princehall.org 

Booker T. Washington. Author and Educator. Prince Hall Freemason. by Travis Simpkins

Karen L. King. Professor of Ecclesiastical History. Harvard Divinity School. by Travis Simpkins

Karen L. King. Professor of Ecclesiastical History. Harvard Divinity School. by Travis Simpkins

Portrait Sketch of

Karen L. King, Ph.D.

Author & Scholar

Professor of Ecclesiastical History

Harvard Divinity School

Cambridge, Massachusetts

by Travis Simpkins

Karen L. King - "Jesus said to them, my wife."

For more info, please visit:

harvard.edu/karen-l-king

Karen L. King. Harvard Divinity School. Images of the Feminine in Gnosticism. by Travis Simpkins