Prince Hall Freemasonry, a Black branch of Masons, is an organization with long roots dug deep into the ground of Boston.

“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 ...

The Prince Hall Masonic Temple — also known as African American Freemasonry — posted the photos of the event on its Facebook page over the weekend and celebrated Adams’ ascension.

John Wesley Dobbs, the grandfather of Atlanta’s first Black mayor, Maynard Jackson, oversaw the construction and initial fundraising as the grand master of the Prince Hall Masons. According to ...

The head of Prince Hall Masons in Arkansas, Cleveland Wilson, said neither black nor white groups there have discussed mutual recognition. Extending Masonic brotherhood would be nice, he said ...

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 ...

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 state's Prince Hall group was founded in 1870. But for decades, the groups acted as if the other did not exist. "We are of the same family," said state Rep. Dan Blue, D-Wake, a Prince Hall Mason.

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