Meet the Nzilani Glass Conservation in Oakland, the artists behind the cover image of the Prince Hall, Then and Now issue of California Freemason magazine.
Prince Hall Grand Master David San Juan and G. Sean Metroka of the Grand Lodge of California on deepening an important Masonic partnership.
The forgotten history of Prince Hall Masonry’s brief Filipino lodge boom—and long decline—in California.
Largely overlooked by historians, Prince Hall remains a towering figure of both Masonic history—and American history writ large.
From the Eastern Star to the Prince Hall Shrine, exploring the many appendant bodies of Prince Hall Masonry in California.
Aaron Washington on learning from the lessons of the past.
Robert J. Eagle Spirit Sr., the next grand master of California Prince Hall Masonry, on supporting the fraternity’s philanthropic mission.
Gary Ransom broke barriers for the next generation of African American lawyers.
Whether on the bench or in lodge, John Weller preaches fairness.
Drummer Trevor Lawrence Jr. puts Masonry squarely in the spotlight.
Across the state, California Masons are reaching out across lodge lines.
Founded in the 1850s and still active today, the Prince Hall Grand Lodge of California is building on a proud history.
The most frequently asked questions about the historic branch of the fraternity.
For the first time, Prince Hall Masons have access to relief through the Masonic Homes of California.
For 200 years, magician Richard Potter—once the most famous performer in America, and a Prince Hall Mason—has kept the public guessing.
Twenty-five years ago, the Grand Lodge of California and the Prince Hall Grand Lodge of California changed the way we all view Freemasonry.
