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The tallest man in History was a Freemason: Bro Robert Wadlow was 8'11''. The last picture shows a woman wearing his ring - the largest Masonic Ring ever made. In November 1939, he was made a Master Mason in Franklin Lodge No. 25 in Alton, Illinois. #Freemasonry #MasonicTrivia
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#MasonicTrivia King Edward VII was initiated into #Freemasonry in 1868 by King Charles XV of Sweden. As Prince of Wales, he became Grand Master of the UGLE in 1874, boosting Freemasonry’s prestige and royal ties until he became king in 1901. #MasonicHistory
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It’s Tuesday, which means we’re excited to bring you another round of #MasonicTrivia! What biblical figure, a descendant of Adam and Eve and the son of Lamech and Zillah, is known as the first blacksmith?
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#MasonicTrivia time! What New York #Freemason was once known by the moniker: Ehrich, the Prince of the Air? Share your guess by replying to this tweet and we’ll reveal the answer tomorrow.
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Time to answer yesterday's #MasonicTrivia! The 17°, Knight of the East and West is the degree that teaches us that we must seek truth in our way of life and should learn from, and avoid, repeating past errors. You can witness the 17° during the upcoming Thursday Night at the
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#MasonicTrivia time! Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi is known for designing this world-famous structure that has become a national symbol of the United States and closely related to the Grand Lodge of New York’s history. What is the name of the structure?
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Did you know the answer to yesterday’s trivia questions? What entrepreneurial #Freemason began his department store franchise in Wyoming in a business called The Golden Rule? Answer: D) James Cash Penney https://t.co/2UdIDtTspy
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#MasonicTrivia Time! This U.S. President and Freemason served during the Era of Good Feelings and played a significant role in American expansion. Can you name him? We’ll reveal the answer tomorrow. #MasonicTrivia #Freemasonry
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It’s #MasonicTrivia time! Reply to the following question & join us back here tomorrow for the answer. Which legendary jazz musician, singer, and Freemason was known for classics like Frosty the Snowman & The Christmas Song?
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Time for #MasonicTrivia! Which famous Freemason and astronaut wore his 33° ring on his last space mission in 1998? Check back tomorrow for the answer!
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#MasonicTrivia time! Q: This ancient symbol, representing divine oversight and moral vigilance, was introduced to American Freemasonry by Bro. Thomas Smith Webb in 1797. What is it called? Check back tomorrow!
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Did you guess yesterday's #MasonicTrivia? Brother Joseph Haydn is the famous composer known as the "Father of the Symphony." He wrote 100+ symphonies in his life & was the architect of classical music! Were you correct?
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#MasonicTrivia Time! What famous #Freemason, known for his entrepreneurial spirit and a recipe beloved worldwide, passed away on this day in 1980? Give us your best guess and come back tomorrow for the answer!
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It's time for #MasonicTrivia - symbolism edition! Which Masonic symbol represents the cycle of life and death, and belief in the eternity of the soul? Hint: You encountered it in the ritual of the third degree!
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It's time for #MasonicTrivia! Respond to the following question, and the answer will be revealed on Friday. Which degree will be presented during the Season 6 premiere of Thursday Night at the Rite on January 16, 2025?
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#MasonicTrivia time! Known as the "Father of the Symphony," this famous composer was also a Freemason. His music and Masonic principles intertwined, inspiring works like The Creation. Who is he?
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It's time for #MasonicTrivia! What American Revolutionary served as the second Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts and claimed that it was the "greatest happiness" of his life? Reply below to guess and check back tomorrow for the answer!
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Time for a #MasonicTrivia question! Which famous Freemason - also known as the "March King" composed “The Stars and Stripes Forever" and helped ideate the sousaphone? Check back tomorrow for the answer!
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Let’s play some #MasonicTrivia! Guess the answer to the question below in the comments. Come back tomorrow to see if you answered correctly! Which two national campaigns have been inspiring Masons and helping to grow the Craft? Hint: You can find the answer in our book The
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#MasonicTrivia: Did you guess our trivia question correctly yesterday? The answer was B) #DonRickles, a Mason & comedian featured in Casino and famous for his “insult” comedy! Learn more: https://t.co/OUGdXqoKSx
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