| INTRODUCTION | 1 |
| PART I. FOUNDATIONS | 5 |
| CHAPTER 1. “I WAS MADE A FREEMASON…” | 7 |
| CHAPTER 2. “TO BE SEEN AT THE ROYAL-EXCHANGE EVERY DAY…” | 29 |
| CHAPTER 3. “GEOMETRY IN THE ORIGINAL SENSE, IS THE ART OF MEASURING LAND… “ | 53 |
| PART II. ENTRANCE | 77 |
| CHAPTER 4. THE NORTH EAST CORNER OF THE BUILDING… | 79 |
| CHAPTER 5. THE SOUTH EAST PART… | 99 |
| CHAPTER 6. “THE ROYALL ARCH WAS CARRIED BY TWO EXCETTENT MASONS…” | 121 |
| PART III. FLOOR | 141 |
| CHAPTER 7. “THEY DETERMINED TO CONSULT VITRUVIUS, PALLADIO, AND ALL OTHER WRITERS OF REPUTATION IN THE ART” | 143 |
| CHAPTER 8. “THE LENGTH THEREOF WAS THREESCORE CUBITS, AND THE BREADTH THEREOF TWENTY CUBITS” | 165 |
| CHAPTER 9. “THEY LIE OPEN AND IMMOVABLE IN THE LODGE” | 187 |
| PART IV. ROOF | 205 |
| CHAPTER 10. “SO HE WAS SEVEN YEARS IN BUILDING IT…” | 207 |
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Publication information:
Book title: The Architects of America: Freemasons and the Growth of the United States.
Contributors: Russell Charles Blackwell - Author.
Publisher: Algora.
Place of publication: New York.
Publication year: 2012.
Page number: xiii.
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