
About the Society
Indocti discant, ament meminisse periti.
Let the unlearned learn, let the experts love to remember.
Since 1991, the Scottish Rite Research Society (SRRS) has become one of the most dynamic forces in Masonic research today, pursuing a publication program emphasizing qualityboth in content and physical form. While it has its administrative offices at the House of the Temple in Washington, D.C., it is open to all. We encourage anyone interested in deepening his or her understanding of Freemasonry to become a member and make the SRRS your research society.
Dues Information
One Year - $45; Life - $750
Membership Benefits
In 2008, as a new, dues-current, or life member, you will receive:
- A 10% discount on Research Society books and Research Society items;
- Heredom, vol. 16, a collection of scholarly essays about Masonry;
- The Plumbline, the Society's newsletter;
- The 2008 Bonus Book: Light on Masonry: The History and Rituals of American's Most Important Masonic Exposé. This book contains a facsimile of the largest and most important exposé from the Morgan Affair. Ill. de Hoyos has added a 200-page introduction to the 600-page original volume. He has tracked down the source of Scottish Rite rituals in the book and has filled in the missing rituals;
- Special discounted offers on advanced sales throughout the year.
How to Join
- Online
- By telephone
1.) Have credit card (VISA, MasterCard, American Express, Discover) information ready.
2.) Call Lois Schulze, SRRS Membership Manager, toll-free at 1-800-SRMASON (776-2766), ext. 110, Monday-Thursday, 7 a.m.-5 p.m. EST
- By mail:
1.) Download a 2008 application. (PDF reader required, click here.)
2.) Send completed form and payment to:
Scottish Rite Research Society
1733 Sixteenth Street, NW
Washington, DC 20009-3103
- By fax:
1.) Download a 2008 application. (PDF reader required, click here.)
2.) Fax completed form to 202-986-2740.
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