Exploring the Legacy of Freemasonry in Austin
Find clear, concise answers to your questions about our museum, collections, and visiting information here.
What are the library’s hours of operation?
The Museum is not open to the public at this time.
Can I donate Masonic artifacts to the museum?
Yes, we welcome donations that help preserve Freemasonry’s history; please contact us for guidelines.
When was the Library and Museum founded?
The Austin Masonic Library and Museum was founded in 2025 by Freemasons who are members of the Grand Lodge of Texas, AF&AM.
Is the Museum part of any associations?
The Austin Masonic Museum is part of the “Masonic Library and Museum Association”
https://www.masonic-libraries.com
Masonic Libraries and Museums in Texas
Texas Grand Lodge Library and Museum – Waco
https://www.facebook.com/grandlodgelibraryoftexas/
Brazos Valley Masonic Library and Museum – College Station http://bvmasoniclibrary.org
North Texas Masonic Historical Museum and Library – Plano
https://northtexashistory.org
Houston Masonic Library – Houston
https://www.gray329.org/houston-masonic-library/
Lee Lockwood Scottish Rite Library and Museum – Waco
https://sites.google.com/view/lee-lockwood-library-museum
Texas Prince Hall Library Museum – Ft Worth
http://wmctphlm.org
Historic Places in Austin
Austin History Center
Uncover the rich history of the City of Austin by the official branch of the Austin Library
Bullock Texas History Museum
Founded by a member of University Lodge No. 1190 – Bob D. Bullock
Republic of Texas History Center
Mission is to: educate, preserve and protect the history of the Republic of Texas
Texas State Cemetery
Presidential Library of Lyndon Baines Johnson – who was initiated as an Entered Apprentice Mason
Texas State History Association
Named after member of Austin Lodge No. 12 – Thomas Cochran
French Legation
Former French Embassy of Republic of Texas days
LBJ Presidential Library
Presidential Library of Lyndon Baines Johnson – who was initiated as an Entered Apprentice Mason
Neil-Cochran House
Named after member of Austin Lodge No. 12 – Thomas Cochran
Littlefield House
Home of former Austin mayor, and member of Austin Lodge No. 12 – George W. Littlefield