Address: 71 W 23rd St #1003, New York, NY 10010, USA
Phone: +12127414520
J J Peon
Beautiful and historic hall. Excellent public address system.
Philippe ROUX
Having visited other foreign Grand Lodges, I note that the welcome reserved for me this day May 4, 2022 at 10 a.m. by the "porter" is the worst I have ever received; even in the smallest New York stores the staff is more personable. Asking for a tour we were properly "thrown out" by this individual who told us that we had to register on the site a week in advance to get a guide, that he did not manage guides and did not know when he there would be a visit, that the museum was no longer accessible and that this was true for everyone, whether you were Freemasons or not! It is obvious that it is not the substance of this information that was shocking, but the contempt with which we were dismissed by the one whose peace of mind we were visibly disturbing. Contempt coupled with a relative aggressiveness in the face of our incomprehension of such a contemptuous reception. The Grand Lodge of New York/Masonic Hall therefore deserves the palm of the worst Masonic reception compared to France, England or Scotland; it is distressing! What a deplorable image of Freemasonry...
Abraham Thomas
Always enlightening.
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It depends on what you are searching for. Want to become a better man? Freemasonry provides the tools to do such work. Want to feel a part of tradition? Freemasonry has a long history. Want to feel a part of a Brotherhood? Freemasonry can provide those experiences. For me, I wanted to work with like minded people to leave a legacy of loving work for the world to be inspired by.
Yes, please donstop by for a tour... Your guide will most likely be more than happy to have a discussion with you
Ask one to be one. Visit for a tour and the guides will be able to direct you in the right direction.
You MUST live in the jurisdiction where you are petitioning. For example, if you lived in Hoboken and are not currently a Mason, then you might consider petitioning a NJ lodge and then affiliating with the NYC lodge/Grand Lodge of NY once you are a Master Mason. Otherwise you might find it difficult to fulfill your obligations to learning in the beginning if you're unable to show up routinely.
Yes, go to the Masonic Lodge and ask for a tour and then a form to be filled out.
As long as your in good standing within your lodge .... You can go where you want just keep updated contacts with your presiding Secretary so both sides can speak ... To be certain your in good standing .... This i say to MY knowledge.
And only if you identify yourself to make an ID at the concierge and do the tour and welcome to the Masonic store NY
All tours are free and open to the public. Walk in the 23rd street side and ask for a tour. I believe Monday-Friday 10am-5pm. Don't quote me on that. Midday should be fine. Full tour can take upwards of 2 hours(including library and all rooms).
Taking the box to the Masonic Hall would be of great help to you.
Caine's answer is the best. Contact the Robert R. Livingston library. They have a website with all the information needed to make an inquiry.
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