Veiled in Allegory
The Winding Stairs Episode 4:
Veiled in Allegory

- Masonic History
- Masonic Conspiracies by Bro:. Robert Johnson from Whence Came You? Podcast.
Masonic History
Masonic Apron Protects County Documents
- During the civil war, In Brunswick County Virginia, an act of benevolence, perhaps brotherhood, saved the county records from being destroyed.
- On May 15, 1864, Union troops were approaching the courthouse.
- The reputation that preceded this troops was an unnerving one for the county officials; especially since in addition to burning bridges and cutting confederate communication lines, some union troops were burning down the historical records as they moved through towns.
- As the Brunswick's county clerk of the courts, Edward Randolph Turnbull, received news of the impending arrival of the Union Troops, he resorted to a quite unconventional way of protecting his county's documents.
- He stacked the priceless documents on top of a table in the courthouse and draped them (veiled them) with his Masonic Apron hoping that, as many other Union Officers at the time, the approaching one was a Mason.
- This unorthodox yet inspiring defense seemed to have worked perfectly, as the apron was later delivered, presumably by a Union Troop, directly to Turnbull's house.
- When Turnbull returned to the courthouse, to his surprise, the office was ransacked, except for the stack of documents he had entrusted to the care of his Lambskin.
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Veiled In Allegory


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