If you are the type who keeps an all-seeing eye open for Masonic symbols on headstones when visiting cemeteries, this stated communication may be for you.
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Wednesday, September 16, 2026
‘Communication in a cemetery’
If you are the type who keeps an all-seeing eye open for Masonic symbols on headstones when visiting cemeteries, this stated communication may be for you.
Western Branch Lodge 189 in Virginia will meet Saturday inside Southampton Memorial Park in Franklin at four in the afternoon.
Closed on Saturdays, the cemetery will welcome the lodge. It contains not one, but two Masonic sections. I imagine there are many familiar images engraved in the granite and other hard stone markers.
Most Worshipful Vernon Stuart Cook, who served as the Grand Lodge of Virginia’s 172nd Grand Master in 2016-17, will be the keynote speaker presenting “Masonry: A Force for Good.”
(Secret of the chair: bring your own.)
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