by Joseph Warren, and the acting Deputy Grand Master, Dr. Winslow Lewis, wore the apron that had been worn by General Lafayette at the 1825 cornerstone-laying. Today the monument is under the supervision of the National Park Service. The Grand Lodge donated $500,000 in 2003 to assist with the restoration of the monument. The project included a new museum on Monument Square overlooking the historic site. The monument restoration and the museum were completed in 2007. References External links The Grand Lodge of Masons in Massachusetts Brief History Glittering Star 322 I.C. Freemasonry in the United States Massachusetts 1733 establishments in Massachusetts