Franklin's Account With the "Lodge of Masons" 1731-1737, as Found Upon the Pages of his Daily Journal; Read Before the Right Worshipful Grand Lodge F. and A. M. of Pennsylvania at the

This book contains Benjamin Franklin's personal account of his experiences with the Lodge of Masons from 1731-1737 as found within the pages of his daily journal. The account was read aloud at the Annual Grand Communication in Philadelphia in 1898. This primary source provides insight into the world of Freemasonry in 18th century America.

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