Freemasons have long wielded the qualities most irresistible to thriller writers and conspiracy theorists — secrecy, politics, power and celebrity.
Among their members are Founding Fathers, Presidents, musicians, artists and businessmen.
But today, as membership plummets within one of the oldest international fraternal organizations ever to exist, a new question persists:
What is the point?
Among their members are Founding Fathers, Presidents, musicians, artists and businessmen.
But today, as membership plummets within one of the oldest international fraternal organizations ever to exist, a new question persists:
What is the point?