- The George Washington is supported by all 52 grand lodges of the United States which is not the usual practice of the Masonic lodges.
- The memorial is open daily and you can find more information on the George Washington National Masonic Memorial at its website.
- The idea to construct a Masonic memorial for George Washington was first proposed in 1852 by the Washington area's "mother lodge," Fredericksburg Lodge No...
- The purpose of the Society is to raise support for the George Washington Masonic National Memorial and to increase awareness of the Memorial and its...
- The mission of the Memorial is to inspire humanity through education to emulate and promote the virtues, character and vision of George Washington...
- The memorial's exterior features intricate carvings, columns, and a large frieze depicting scenes from Washington's life.
- (14 Presidents have been Freemasons, but Washington rightfully gets a memorial over historical Masonic clunkers such as William McKinley and Warren Harding.)
- The idea to construct a Masonic memorial for George Washington was first proposed in 1852 by the Washington area's "mother lodge," Fredericksburg Lodge No...
- After paying admission, you can explore exhibits on the 1st and 2nd floors, but to visit the tower and see Washington-family artifacts, you must take a...
- For those planning to visit the George Washington Masonic National Memorial, the nearest subway station is King Street.