LEXANDRIA, Va. -- Put aside the mysteries and intrigues surrounding Freemasonry in the movies: cryptic [Derived Headline]

From: New Haven Register | Date: July 22, 2007| Author: Phil Greenval | Copyright information

By Peggy Schenk Special to the Register

ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- Put aside the mysteries and intrigues surrounding Freemasonry in the movies: cryptic messages, hints of secret treasure and the search for the Holy Grail.

It wasn't "National Treasure" or "The DaVinci Code" that prompted my husband, Rich, and me to seek a tour at the George Washington Masonic National Memorial. It was the sheer size of the 333-foot- tall skyscraper. Set on a hill keeping protective watch on the city, it s...

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