Centre d'études et de documentation maçonniques du Grand Orient de Belgique

  • Studie- en Documentatiecentrum van het Grootoosten van België
  • Research and Documentation Centre of the Grand Orient of Belgium
  • MADOC-CEDOM

Adres

Lakensestraat 79 / Rue de Laeken 79
Brussels
1000
Belgia

Telefon

+32 2 217 93 69

Historia

The MADOC-CEDOM is Research and Documentation Centre of the Grand Orient of Belgium. It was founded in 1969 and its objectives are to:

  • Gather documentation relating to Freemasonry, as well as subjects that fall within the scope of Freemasons' concerns (human rights, ethics, etc.). This documentation is analysed and classified by subject.

  • Make this documentation available to the Society's members in the most appropriate way possible.

Zasoby archiwalne i inne

The Centre has a rich library with hundreds of monographs on rites, symbols, biographies, Masonic history, philosophy etc. The collection also includes more than forty-five Masonic magazines from twelve different countries. The Centre also holds rich archival material on lodges and international relations, as well as files from recently returned the "Moscow Archives". The Centre additionally preserves artwork and press clippings, among others.

Pomoce informacyjne, przewodniki i publikacje

The library's catalogue has been digitised and catalogues classified by author are available at the Centre.

Godziny otwarcia

Tuesday to Thursday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.

The Centre is closed on Monday and Friday.

Warunki udostępniania

It is necessary to first contact the director of MADOC-CEDOM (cedom@skynet.be) to arrange a visit to the Centre.

Źródła

  • Research and Documentation Centre of the Grand Orient of Belgium website consulted on 25/07/2019

  • Pierre-Alain Tallier (dir.), Gertjan Desmet & Pascale Falek-Alhadeff, Sources pour l'histoire des populations juives et du judaïsme en Belgique/Bronnen voor de geschiedenis van de Joden en het Jodendom in België, 19de-21ste eeuw, Brussel, ARA-AGR/Avant-Propos, 2016, 1,328 p.