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How has Masonic membership changed since the Second World War?
Masonic membership in the United States expanded steadily following the Second World War, growing from 2,896,343 in 1945 to an all-time peak of 4,085,676 in 1957.
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How many Freemasons are there worldwide today?
Worldwide membership of the fraternity is currently estimated at around six million. According to freemasonry.org, there are more than six million Freemasons globally, with approximately 1.1 million of those residing in North America. Reporting on figures from the United Grand Lodge of England, the Somerset Freemasons website similarly notes that the worldwide total stands at around six million members.
freemason.comberkspgl.org.uk
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