
Every Mason is given a “Lambskin or white Leather Apron " by his Lodge when he receives his first degree of Masonry. This apron is to be kept and worn with pride during his life, “… and at his death, to be placed upon the coffin which shall contain his mortal remains, and be with them laid in their final resting place…”. In the cases where the apron does not travel with the Brother, but ends up at the Lodge, or with his family, the Grand Lodge of Washington has created an alternate final resting place in a crypt at Grand Mound, Washington If you have a Masonic apron that belonged to a Washington Jurisdiction Masonic relative and you do not know how to dispose of it, please contact us and we will coordinate with Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Washington to have the apron placed in our Masonic Apron Memorial located in Grand Mound, WA.