Tag Archives: Remembrance Day

The Background

Posted on November 3, 2013 by Jake Mohns

  Oh You who sleep, In Flanders’ fields Sleep sweet to rise anew. We caught the torch you threw. And holding high we kept The faith with those who died. We cherish too, the poppy red That grows on fields … Continue reading →

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STALAG MASONS – FREEMASONRY IN THE GERMAN PRISONER OF WAR CAMPS 1939 – 1945

Posted on May 28, 2013 by Jake Mohns

UNITED MASTERS LODGE NO. 167 LODGE OF MASONIC EDUCATION Auckland, New Zealand (Copied with permission via Bro. Wayne Anderson) STALAG MASONS – FREEMASONRY IN THE GERMAN PRISONER OF WAR CAMPS 1939 – 1945  By Bro. Jeff Allan, S.D.   Introduction:  … Continue reading →

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The significance of Tun Tavern

Posted on November 11, 2012 by Jake Mohns

  The significance of Tun Tavern   Submission by Corey Clark Ask any Marine. Just ask. He will tell you that the Marine Corps was born in Tun Tavern on 10 November 1775. But, beyond that the Marine’s recollection for detail will … Continue reading →

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Remembrance Day – Lest we ever forget … “The Vacant Chair”

Posted on November 3, 2012 by Jake Mohns

Remembrance Day – Lest we ever forget   THE EMPTY CHAIR CEREMONY A CEREMONY OF REMEMBRANCE  The Empty or Vacant Chair ceremony dates back to 1875, a decade after the close of the American Civil War when it was used … Continue reading →

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