Prince Hall Freemasonry was founded in 1784 by a former slave named Prince Hall and formally ... Famous members. Around the country, Prince Hall Freemasonry has been a veritable who’s-who of the ...

Some famous Prince Hall Masons include Andrew Young, “Count” Basie, Henry Blair, “Nat King” Cole, W.E.B. DuBois, Edward Kennedy, “Duke” Ellington, Medgar Evers, Alex Haley, Rev. Jesse ...

“Prince Hall Free Masonry was established on March 6, 1775, when Prince Hall and 14 other African Americans were made masons in an Irish lodge that was attached to the British troops that were ...

Prince Hall Freemasonry was founded in 1784 by a former slave named Prince Hall and formally ... Famous members. Around the country, Prince Hall Freemasonry has been a veritable who’s-who of the ...

Justin Petty, grand master of the Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, delivers remarks at Copp’s Hill Burying Ground during a Memorial Day event celebrating Prince Hall, the founder of the Black ...

In 1784, Prince Hall and the other Black Masons petitioned for a charter, and they were granted permission to organize African Lodge No. 459 in Boston. Yakima’s lodge was granted ...

The old Prince Hall Masonic Lodge Temple on Auburn Avenue has seen better days. Closed since the pandemic, lodge members have been trying for five years to raise millions to renovate the 86-year ...

Learn more about the Prince Hall Masons, the largest African American fraternal organization in the US. Founded in 1870, this Black Masonic Grand Lodge has been instrumental in providing Black ...

The historic Prince Hall Masonic Grand Lodge on Auburn Avenue will be transformed into a 16,000-square-foot, multi-use space, with its bottom floors integrated into the Martin Luther King Jr ...

George Blue has his hopes pinned on a surveillance device. Blue is a longtime member of David D. Mattock Lodge No. 87 of the Prince Hall Freemasons, a Black branch of the fraternal organization ...

George Blue has his hopes pinned on a surveillance device. Blue is a longtime member of David D. Mattock Lodge No. 87 of the Prince Hall Freemasons, a Black branch of the fraternal organization. He’s ...