I would suggest calling a local Masonic lodge. They may not have much
historic knowledge. I've occasionally talked to members of religious
orders who believe their habits have not changed since the order was
founded, when that is definitely not the case. But your local modern
Masons can tell you what is done now and what a modern Mason might
consider offensive.
Fran
Lavolta Press
Books on historic costuming
www.lavoltapress.com
In the 18th cent., would all the aprons in a Masonic Lodge be the
same? Or would the individuals have different ones?
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