The history of Freemasonry in Louisiana is as colorful and rich as everything else about that incredible region, with influences from France, Spain, England and the Caribbean. In celebration of the bicentennial of the creation of the Grand Consistory of Louisiana, the New Orleans Scottish Rite History & Research Symposium will be held in New Orleans June 1-4, 2011. Some of the world’s leading scholars and historians will present papers on the history and development of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, as well as high grade Scottish Rite Masonry in New Orleans.
The Masonic Society is a proud sponsor of this event.
This is designed as a public event. No paper or material will be offered or presented in a public setting which should be reserved for Masons only. This conference welcomes the non-Masonic academic community and recognizes the contributions to Masonic history which have been made by non-Masonic academics.
The Symposium will be held at the The Royal Sonesta Hotel, which is conveniently located in the historic French Quarter.
The closing dates for the submission of proposals for papers is February 11, 2011. Submit your proposal here.
Registration is $125.00 per person, including thes banquet and conference events. Registration can be accomplished online, along with hotel reservations, at http://www.neworleansaasr.info
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