Mar 22, 2014 · One of the most important of these teaching tools that has been used throughout the long years has been the trestleboard. What is it? Where and how did it originate? Why are …

A Masonic trestle board is a design board for the Master Workman (Architect) to draw his plans and designs upon to give the workmen an outline of the work to be performed. In today's …

Trestleboards are the essential communication tool of the Master. It takes the lodge to 100% of the membership, whether they are active members who participate in the lodge activities or …

"The rough Ashlar is a stone in its rough and natural state; the perfect Ashlar is also a stone made ready by the working tool of the Fellow Craft to be adjusted in the building; and the Trestle …

The Trestle-Board is not only one of the first symbols that a Mason is introduced to, but it is also one of the oldest symbols used in Masonry. According to Mackey’s Encyclopedia, the term …

Uniting in the grand design, let us be happy ourselves, and endeavor to promote the happiness of others. Let us cultivate the great moral virtues which are laid down on our Masonic Trestle …

Those who see only the pedestal which supports the Master'€™s plans as a Speculative Trestle-board miss the higher meaning of the symbol. Lodge notices are not infrequently called trestle …

A Masonic trestle board is a design board for the Master Workman (Architect) to draw his plans and designs upon to give the workmen an outline of the work to be performed. In the modern …

Dec 31, 2024 · Simply put, the trestle board today serves as a symbol of the divine plan of natural and moral law, a plan for construction of an ideological temple, in which the “materials” one …

Mar 22, 2014 · The term "Trestle Board", used in the context of a drawing board or drafting table, is in itself a Masonic symbol of moral law. This symbol is displayed in many lodges as a small …