Guthrie Scottish Rite Museum, Masonic museum in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
The Guthrie Scottish Rite Museum is a Masonic museum in Guthrie, Oklahoma, housing a collection of ritual objects, historical documents, and photographs that trace how Freemasonry developed across the state. The building also contains an extensive research library with materials on the fraternity's history.
The museum opened in 1973 after efforts to save the adjacent Carnegie building from demolition. Freemasonry itself played a key role in the town's growth during the early decades of the 20th century.
The collection shows how Scottish Rite Freemasonry became woven into the fabric of this community, with objects that reveal the order's role in shaping local life. The artifacts reflect practices and traditions that continue to matter to residents today.
Tours can be arranged throughout the year to explore the exhibits and learn from knowledgeable staff about Masonic traditions and history. The building is easy to navigate and gives a clear sense of the collection even during a short visit.
The research library holds an extensive collection of materials that scholars consult when studying American Freemasonry and fraternal organizations. This specialized archive draws researchers from across the country seeking sources not easily found elsewhere.
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