Website Updated: March 26, 2013
News Page: Added announcement for 200th Anniversary Gala, including a separate page with information.
Welcome...
Welcome to the website of the Valley of Hartford, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite.
Our Valley is a member Valley of the Supreme Council, Northern Masonic Jurisdiction of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry. We are located in Newington, Connecticut.
Scottish Rite Vision:
- "We will strive to be a fraternity that fulfills our Masonic obligation to care for our members."
Scottish Rite Mission:
- Provide inspiration for our members through meaningful programs and degrees
- Provide convenient opportunities for our members to enahance their lives
- Provide enjoyable programs and fellowship activities for our members
Our Valley operates within and under the jurisdiction of The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Connecticut, as all Scottish Rite Masons must be Blue Lodge Masons in good standing.
If you have questions about Scottish Rite, please use the mail form on the Contact Us link. Should you wish to join Scottish Rite, please see our How To Join page. Should you wish more information, you might also see the Freemason Network site.
If you would like to visit our Valley, please contact us to make arrangements, but here are a map and directions to our Valley for your convenience.
On our site you will find news about the Valley, PDF copies of our newsletters, a calendar of Valley Events, and methods to contact us.
Important Notices
Valley of Hartford History Page
Our website now has a collection of pages dedicated to the history of our Valley.
We have a page for each subordinate body, listing all of their past presiding officers, with links to biographical and other data of interest (where available). There are also pages listing all of the recipients of the Arthur M. Brown 33° Meritorious Service Awards, the recipients of the 33°, a listing of class honorees, and some of our old directories in PDF format. More pages will eventually be added with other interesting material.
You can access all of the pages from the main Valley History page, or from the link in the navigation panel in the left margin.