... is also to be found, as we know, on the inside base of the Washington Monument, elsewhere in D.C., like on the main door of the ... Akram Elias Former Grand Master, Free and Accepted Masons, Washington, D.C. AKRAM ELIAS: Well, you know, there's—there's a lot read more...
... 30-54:00 – Walking interview of some of the symbols in DC – Washington Monument, Library of Congress. Transcript: 00:00:00:00 ... Mr. Elias, we interview him at the House of the Temple in Washington, D.C., about the purpose and, indeed, great significance of read more...
... 5—Fetzer and Freemasonry in 1930s-40s Washington, D.C. Author: Fetzer Institute and Memorial Trustees Date ... Description: Fetzer and Freemasonry in 1930s-40s Washington, DC • 00:00-32:10 The 30’s and 40’s as a heyday for read more...
... family tree may be found in the Library of Congress in Washington and in the Appendix here. For further references, see ... That, we will not do. In 1774, under orders from General Washington, a number of military units were organized in Lancaster read more...
... he discovered many Fetzer families. MR. BYRON PRICE, my Washington boss when I was Radio Censor during World War II, whose ... book that it is dotted here and there with memorials and monuments. These have been included because, genealogically, they read more...
... level. In addition, in 1938 John went to an astrologer in Washington D.C. (“everyone on the Hill was seeing her,” John said) who ... from the FCC which had been dragging on in the halls of Washington at that time for five years, and which seemed by 1938 to be read more...
... clearly pointed out the Masonic influence and symbols in Washington DC (“District of Columbia”)—in fact this was the first time ... acknowledged. “There’s no question that in the city of Washington many symbols exist, and have to do with Freemasonry,” Elias read more...
... the lens of a 19th century Masonic story about George Washington at Valley Forge being visited by an angel (the goddess ... the book, The Faiths of the Founding Fathers Hologram (and Washington Monument), The Founding Fathers, and Freedom.” 2/2013. 74 read more...
... interview with Akram Elias, the retired Grand Master of the Washington D.C. Masonic Lodge, and this subconscious, traditions of ... fun to see how he retraced his steps. And he actually put a monument in Denkendorf, uh, on the Fetzer line as well. TOM BEAVER: read more...
... Astronomy. • 20:36-32:35- Walking tour with Akram in Washington D.C. : Einstein Memorial, Entrance to Academy of Science, ... this part of our interview with Grand Master Akram Elias in Washington, D.C., Akram discusses how John Fetzer's views in this read more...
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