George Roskruge & S. Barry Casey Masonic Memorial Library & Museum
Preserving the rich history of Arizona Freemasonry
Volume 1 covers the years 1882 - 1888 and includes the Masonic Convention held in 1882 in order to form the Grand Lodge of Arizona as well as our 1st Annual Communication that took place in Tucon, Arizona. Other notable items include a vintage photo of the 1st Grand Lodge Officers and our original Constitution.
Volume 2 covers the years 1889 - 1896 and includes detailed records of Correspondence between jurisdictions as well as a history of every attendee at each Grand Communication.
Volume 3 covers 1897 - 1904 and includes a photo of the Grand Communication held in the Copper Queen mine in Bisbee, Arizona and a Grand Oration by Grand Orator Charles Belden entitled "Why has Freemasonry Survived?".
Join us at the Grand Communication in Tucson, June 4-7, at the DoubleTree Hilton located at 280 S. Church Ave., Tucson AZ 85701 where we will pick the winners.
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Tickets are 1/$25 - 3/$60 or 10/$150. Click here to buy tickets online.
Winners need not be present and non-masons are also able to buy tickets (Must be in the State of Arizona). All proceeds will go to the Roskruge/Casey Grand Lodge Library & Museum and will help us preserve our history and educate the public about our strong connections to the development of this great State of Arizona!
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Historic Restored Proceedings
3 Volumes of restored proceedings 1882-1904
This year, we are preserving our history and creating some unique & historic relics that will be cherished for years to come. We have created the very 1st Commemorative edition of restored original Proceedings from the Grand Lodge of Arizona and now you have the opportunity to own them!
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This Commemorative set includes 3 Volumes of Proceedings that cover the years 1882 - 1904. That's the first 22 years of our Arizona Territorial Masonic History.