Grand Master's Day
Thousands of Pennsylvania Masons, family members
and friends arrived at the Masonic Homes in Elizabethtown on Saturday, September 26, 1998 to participate in Grand Master's Day-- the annual "open house" at the facility.
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Special activities and display booths were
set up all around the campus, with programs
for children and adults of all ages.
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Bro. Joseph E. Murphy, NHA,
CEO
and Executive Director
Masonic Homes,
greeted visitors
to the campus.
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Robin Pepperman, Director of Safety and Risk Management, and
Fred Mitchell, Telecommunications/Security Supervisor, coordinated a live broadcast of interviews and activities to Masonic Homes residents who could not get out to participate in the programs.
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Grand Worthy Advisor Alyssa Wenrich, (right) and Blair Levan,
Grand Immortality for Rainbow Girls, gave balloons to children. |
Information was provided by the
Masonic Blood and Organ Donor Club. | 
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| The Zembo Highlanders, a bagpipe band,
gave a performance in the Village Green.
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Bro. Larry Ebersole,
(Lodge No. 682) displayed the Masonic Carousel he constructed. |
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Included on the carousel are many Masonic symbols, including an altar with the three great lights of Freemasonry, a representation of the Masonic Temple in Philadelphia, and many other Masonic emblems.
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These photos barely tell the story of the fun, excitement,
caring and sharing of Grand Master's Day 1998.
Click here to see additional photographs in our photo album.
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