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    From Armstrong family collection.

    Pamphlet containing "By-Laws of Pembroke Lodge. A.F. & A.M. No. 128. G.R.C. Warrant dated at Hamilton 12th July A. L. 5860 A. D. 1860"

    Pamphlet containing "By-Laws of Mutual Masonic Compact or Funeral Aid Association of St. Catharines and Niagara District".

    Presented to the Lodge and R.W. Bro. Douglas J. Garrett by R.W. Bro. G. Ronald Hubbard, District Deputy Grand Master, Niagara District 'A', 1992-1993, on September 2, 1992, in the Lodge Room, Niagara

    Various gold cufflinks with Freemasons' symbol of square and compasses. #102 Masonic cufflink presented by Bro. Roy Lees, Niagara Lodge, No. 2. October 1990. #104 Masonic cufflinks of Wor. Bro. D. A.

    Antique masonic tie bar with Freemasons' symbols of "G", square and compasses. Date unknown.

    Medallion engraved to Brother James Rogers. Inscribed, obverse: "Jas. Rogers, Niagara"; reverse: Masonic symbols. Circa 1800. Together with oval-shaped, leather medal holder.

    Silver Masonic medallion engraved to Abraham Genung, St. John's Lodge No. 22, 1798. The medal said to have been found in St. Mark's Churchyard in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Obverse inscribed with letters s

    Gilt, coloured medallion hanging from a blue ribbon with a vertical crimson centre stripe. The two flags depicted on the obverse of medallion are surrounded by the words: "275th Anniversary of the Fo

    Masonic medallion inscribed on the obverse, "In the Lord We Trust. 1736-1986 (with the coat of arms of the Grand Lodge of Scotland)," and on the reverse, "250th Anniversary of the Grand Lodge of Scot

Niagara Advance (Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada), 1977     Article "Niagara Lodge has colorful history" published in Historical issue of Niagara Advance in 1977. The black and white newspaper photograph of the Niagara Masonic Lodge taken in the early 1900s w

    A Masonic medallion, inscribed on the obverse, "Grand Lodge of Antient Free and Accepted Masons of New Zealand, 1890-1990 (with a coat of arms, possibly the Grand Lodge of New Zealand)," and on the r

    "The historic masonic lodge" This talk about the history of the Masons and Niagara Lodge is #2, was given by Noel Haines and assisted by Harold Clement.

Meyers, Jim, St. Catharines Standard (St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada18910421), 1981     Article "Doors opened to historic lodge" published in St. Catharines Standard. The black and white newspaper photograph of Noel Haines in newly renovated masonic lodge in Niagara-on-the-Lake; caption

    Antediluvian Masonry purports to the existence of a Masonic system before the Flood.