He was the first African- American justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.

This German Mason composed his immortal 5th Symphony while going deaf.

The Western Wall, or “Wailing Wall”, in Jerusalem, is the only part of this building still standing.

This organization is headed locally by an officer known as the Potentate.

This allows the candidate to be “removed” from the lodge if he decides not to proceed with the degree.

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This Mason was famous for his illusions and his escapes from handcuffs, safes, and other restraining devices.

This German Mason of the 1700s was a composer famous for his church music and his music for organ.

This is masonically declared a place of darkness.

This organization allows men and women to participate together.

This Masonic garment is the prerogative only of the Worshipful Master.

This Texas Mason was the most decorated soldier in World War II.

He was the victorious general at the Battle of New Orleans in the War of 1812.

This British Mason was brought up in India and wrote “The Jungle Book” and “The Mother Lodge.

This is the port to which the rafts of timbers for Solomon’s Temple were floated.

The members of this organization wear black fezzes.

Knights Templar are often depicted wearing this symbolic “weapon.”

This Mason led the famous 1942 air raid on Tokyo.

This Mason is known as the “great national poet of Scotland.”

The Scottish Rite House of the Temple is in this U.S. city.

This organization takes its name from a Middle Eastern tree.

This Masonic headgear is named after an ancient city in Morocco.

This Mason was assassinated in 1901, allowing Vice President and Mason Teddy Roosevelt to succeed him as President.

This French Mason was the author of “Candide.”

Where is the Seafaring Man going.

The curent Duke of Kent is the Grand Master of this Masonic organization.

The columns and pilasters of King Solomon’s Temple were made out of this kind of marble.