THE MASONIC OAK

Brazoria, Texas

Brazoria County

Masonic Oak
Photo courtesy J McConnell, April 2002

The Masonic Oak is on the west, northwest part of [Brazoria] (almost the outskirts).

- Ron Livingston, Brazoria County Historical Commission, November 16, 2003

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