Associations of Masonic Museums in Europe
   Association of a number of masonic museums, libraries and archives across Europe. In English, French and German.
   http://www.ammla.org

Deutsches Freimaurer Museum
   The German Masonic Museum in Bayreuth
   http://www.freimaurer.org/english/museum/index.htm

Grand Lodge AF+AM of MA: Grand Lodge Library
   The Samuel Crocker Lawrence Library at the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts is reputed to contain the finest and most extensive collection of Masonic information in the Western Hemisphere.
   http://www.glmasons-mass.org/Grand_Lodge/library/library.htm

Livingston Masonic Library, New York City, New York
   New York State-chartered non-profit center for the collection, study, and preservation of the Masonic heritage.
   http://www.livmalib.org/

Masonic Library and Museum Association (MLMA)
   An association of those who work in Masonic Libraries or Museums, and those who are interested in Masonic Libraries and Museums. Links to MLMA member libraries and museums.
   http://bessel.org/mlma.htm

Michigan Masonic Museum and Library
   The Museum and Library is located in Grand Rapids, MI. It is home to a number of rare prints and books from noted Masonic collectors including J. Fairbain Smith, and others. It includes a large collection of rituals, regalia, ephremia, and antiques.
   http://library.gl-mi.org/html/

The Grand Lodge of Scotland
   The Grand Lodge of Scotland Museum and Library at Freemasons' Hall houses the largest collection of Masonic books and artifacts in Scotland. It is a resource open to the public during normal office hours.
   http://www.grandlodgescotland.com/glos/Museum/index.htm

The Library and Museum of Freemasonry, London
   Houses one of the finest publicly available collections of Masonic material in the world. Includes collection, catalogue, news, events and exhibitions.
   http://www.freemasonry.london.museum/

USA: Virginia: George Washington Masonic Memorial
   Dedicated to the memory of George Washington. Has a virtual tour of the memorial and its collections.
   http://www.gwmemorial.org/