James Monroe. 5th President of the United States. Grand Lodge of Virginia. by Travis Simpkins

James Monroe. 5th President of the United States. Freemason. Grand Lodge of Virginia. by Travis Simpkins

Portrait Sketch of

James Monroe

( 1758 - 1831 )

American Statesman & Founding Father

5th President of the United States

1817 - 1825

12th & 16th Governor of Virginia

United States Senator from Virginia

7th United States Secretary of State

8th United States Secretary of War

Freemason
Grand Lodge of Virginia

by Travis Simpkins

created in the general style of Charles Balthazar Julien Fevret de Saint-Memin

James Monroe

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James Monroe. 5th President of the United States. Highland. Charlottesville, Virginia. by Travis Simpkins

R.W. Lawrence Bethune. Past Deputy Grand Master. Grand Lodge of Massachusetts. by Travis Simpkins

R.W. Lawrence Bethune. Past Deputy Grand Master. Grand Lodge of Massachusetts. by Travis Simpkins

Portrait Sketch of

Right Worshipful

Lawrence E. Bethune

Past Deputy Grand Master (2019)

Grand Lodge of Massachusetts

Past District Deputy Grand Master

(5th Masonic District)

Past Master of 

Dalhousie Lodge in Newtonville, MA

32nd Degree Mason

Scottish Rite Valley of Boston, MA

Ambassador for the

George Washington Masonic National Memorial

Retired Vice-President of

Berklee College of Music

by Travis Simpkins

Not Just a Man, a Mason

Grand Lodge of Massachusetts

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R.W. Lawrence Bethune. Past Deputy Grand Master. Grand Lodge of Massachusetts. by Travis Simpkins

Noah Charney, Founder of the Association for Research into Crimes against Art. by Travis Simpkins

Noah Charney. Association for Research Into Crimes Against Art. ARCA. by Travis Simpkins

Portrait Sketch of

Dr. Noah Charney

Art Historian / Author

Founder of ARCA

Association for Research into Crimes Against Art

by Travis Simpkins

Noah Charney: Art Crime

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Noah Charney. by Travis Simpkins. ARCA. Art and Crime.