Yasha Beresiner

THE CITY OF LONDON - A Masonic Guide

Published by Lewis Masonic, 2006.

Available from the publisher:
Lewis Masonic
or at:
InterCol London

The Author
R.W. Bro. Yasha Beresiner has been an active Freemason in England, Italy and Israel since 1975 and is a Past Master of the Quatuor Coronati Lodge #2076, the Lodge of Research of the United Grand Lodge of England.

He is a City of London Guide and the Editor of the Guide's Association Magazine.

This guide is well written, with c100 illustrations, ready to read and a real mine of information!!!

The booklet is intended both as a do-it-yourself guide to the walk and as a general historical survey of some city sites and of related aspects of Masonic interest. The Author have selected 26 locations between Freemasons’ Hall (incidentally just outside the boundaries of the city - yet a logical and convenient starting point) and The Royal Exchange in the Bank. As the crow flies, this is a mere 20-minute brisk walk. With this guidebook in your hand and following the route indicated, the walk will take you two hours or so through two thousand years of history.

In this volume qualified City of London Guide R.W. Bro. Yasha Beresiner takes you on a whirl wind tour of some of the main landmarks of the city of London and reveals the intriguing and mysterious Masonic connections.

Bruno Virgilio Gazzo
editor, PS Review of FM