The tombstones were widespread and fashionable in this era and there is no source for any masonic relevance beyond loose conjecture, nor other connections to freemasonry that I am aware of. Unless you have any actual information to the contrary?
The tombstones were widespread and fashionable in this era and there is no source for any masonic relevance beyond loose conjecture, nor other connections to freemasonry that I am aware of. Unless you have any actual information to the contrary?
nah obelisks mean freemasons
nah obelisks mean freemasons
Primarily Egyptian, but either way the idea that a lifetime’s work exposing and opposing all the secret societies is nullified by someone’s (presumably a relative) choice of grave decoration is not convincing.
Primarily Egyptian, but either way the idea that a lifetime’s work exposing and opposing all the secret societies is nullified by someone’s (presumably a relative) choice of grave decoration is not convincing.
freemasons like egyptian symbolism, they use pyramids too, ancient egyptians are extinct so if anyone's using obelisks in modern ttimes they're freemason
freemasons like egyptian symbolism, they use pyramids too, ancient egyptians are extinct so if anyone's using obelisks in modern ttimes they're freemason
William Miller was a Mason as was James White. Also his sons were Masons.
William Miller was a Mason as was James White. Also his sons were Masons.
Sauce?
Sauce?
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