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In this enlightening episode of MAGI: MLMA & IU, join host Glenn Visscher as he sits down with Hilary Anderson Stelling, the Director of Collections and Exhibitions at the Scottish Rite Masonic Museum and Library in Lexington, Massachusetts. Delve into the fascinating world of Masonic and fraternal history as Hilary shares her journey through the museum field, from her academic background in material culture and American decorative arts to her current role curating a remarkable collection of artifacts.
Listeners will discover the intriguing stories behind some of the museum's unique pieces, like the prestigious jewel crafted for Albert Mackey and the historically significant black ribbon from the Grand United Order of Good Hope—a lesser-known African American fraternal organization. Hilary also touches on the museum's founding vision during America's bicentennial celebration and its impact on fostering unity and historical awareness.
Additionally, Hilary highlights the museum's plans for the future, including its 50th anniversary celebrations and efforts to engage younger generations and the broader public through various platforms. This episode offers an inside look into the passionate work of preserving Masonic history and the rewarding challenges faced along the way. Tune in to learn how the Scottish Rite Masonic Museum and Library plays an essential role in weaving together the narratives of Freemasonry and American history.
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By Masonic Authors' Guild InternationalSubscribe to MAGI to support more content like this at patreon.com/MAGIAcademics.
In this enlightening episode of MAGI: MLMA & IU, join host Glenn Visscher as he sits down with Hilary Anderson Stelling, the Director of Collections and Exhibitions at the Scottish Rite Masonic Museum and Library in Lexington, Massachusetts. Delve into the fascinating world of Masonic and fraternal history as Hilary shares her journey through the museum field, from her academic background in material culture and American decorative arts to her current role curating a remarkable collection of artifacts.
Listeners will discover the intriguing stories behind some of the museum's unique pieces, like the prestigious jewel crafted for Albert Mackey and the historically significant black ribbon from the Grand United Order of Good Hope—a lesser-known African American fraternal organization. Hilary also touches on the museum's founding vision during America's bicentennial celebration and its impact on fostering unity and historical awareness.
Additionally, Hilary highlights the museum's plans for the future, including its 50th anniversary celebrations and efforts to engage younger generations and the broader public through various platforms. This episode offers an inside look into the passionate work of preserving Masonic history and the rewarding challenges faced along the way. Tune in to learn how the Scottish Rite Masonic Museum and Library plays an essential role in weaving together the narratives of Freemasonry and American history.