As President, he distinguished himself by being shot at and by falling down the steps of Air Force One.

This is where famous cedars used in the building of King Solomon’s Temple came from.

This plant is the namesake of a fraternity, and is used in the Master’s degree.

He was known as “The March King”, and directed the U.S. Marine Band.

George Washington was known to wear this particular kind of dental appliance.

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He was the second man to walk on the Moon.

The sanctum sanctorum was also known as this.

This rope-like item is secured on part of the candidate’s body in the degrees.

He is known for his operas: Don Juan, The Magic Flute, and The Marriage of Figaro.

This branch of York Rite Masonry requires that a man be a Christian.

Which famous Mason’s picture hangs in the lobby of the Muehlbach hotel in Kansas City, MO?

He was commander of the American Expeditionary Force in World War I.

This is where the Lord stood when he had a plumb line in his hand.

This Masonic symbol is composed of two Working Tools, one either wholly or partly partially superimposed over the other.

This comedian was known for his characters named Freddie the Freeloader and Klem Kadiddlehopper.

This Masonic body is known as “The University of Freemasonry.”

He became heavyweight-boxing champion of the world in 1919 by defeating Jess Willard.

This Masonic building has the world’s largest Masonic Square and Compass made out of Flowers.

This symbol is often used as a sign of industry.

This country music star (and father of a country music star) is famous for the fact that he sings flawlessly, but speaks with a stutter.

This Masonic “patron” dipped Jesus in the Jordan River.

He was the second President of the Republic of Texas.

This is the traditional checkerboard-looking part of a lodge.

This is where the Master traditionally “posts” the work for the Brethren to do.

This famous Mason was known for his folksongs such as “Jimmy Crack Corn”, “Little Bitty Tear”, and “Blue Tail Fly.”

In World War I, Mason and former President Harry Truman was a captain in this U.S. Army branch.