Centennial Celebration of the Inauguration of George Washington: First President of the United States of America (Classic Reprint)

Centennial commemorations and the making of a national tribute

A detailed look at the Washington Centennial Celebration planned by the Grand Lodge of Louisiana, with committee work, ceremonial steps, and a cross‑cultural view of Masonry’s role in American history. This edition compiles circulars, resolutions, and program outlines that guided a landmark event honoring George Washington.

The text frames the scope of the celebration, the sequence of events, and the collaboration between lodge members, grand officers, and invited guests. It also situates Washington as a brother Mason and a symbol of civic virtue, leadership, and national unity, shaping how Freemasonry engages with history and public life.
What you’ll experience

• The process behind planning a large fraternal celebration, from committees to schedules and banquet logistics.
• The emphasis on Washington’s legacy as a statesman, military leader, and Mason.
• The blending of ceremonial elements, speeches, and music to mark a national milestone.
• The involvement of diverse lodges and non‑English speaking brethren in the tribute.

Ideal for readers of historical fraternal organizations, ceremonial traditions, and early American republicanism.