No. Anyone who has an interest in community service, freemasonry, books or libraries are welcome to become volunteers.Training is provided.

No, we have books on many other subjects.

Whilst we do have a lot of books on and about masonry  we have quite a number of books in the following categories;

Anthropology, Archaeology,

You have to be a freemason to become a member of the library. If you are a freemason go to and complete the joining form on this website. The joining form can be found under the heading,  "questions".

You do not have to be a man to be able to volunteer in the library. Anyone, male or female, who can regularly commit to at least 2 to 3 hours a week can become a volunteer. Full training

Yes. There are two computers and a printer which may be used by anyone visiting the library.

The two computers and related equipment were donated by Lodge Kellerman.

There is a black and white photocopier which can be used. Copy charges are 10 cents per page.

No, we have magazines and other periodicals. We also have sheet music, as well as many VHS video tapes, CD's and DVD's

If you have not completed reading the library book by the time it is due for return, you can extend the lending period by telephoning or contacting the library by email.

Provided the book is not required by another member, the lending period can be extended by the duty librarian.

Yes. Whilst there are some areas in the Museum of Freemasonry where you can not take flash photographs there is no restriction about taking photos in the library. In fact we encourage it.