Many historians say the group's story ends there, but others believe a few Templars escaped to Scotland where they formed freemasonry. And a Masonic order that calls itself the Knights Templar ...

The Knights Templar’s association with Freemasonry is not so much a myth as it was a marketing campaign by 18th-century Freemasons to appeal to the aristocracy. Historian Frank Sanello explained ...

TROY, N.Y., Wednesday, Sept. 9. The distinguished body of Masons, known as the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar, commenced their annual conclave on Tuesday, the 8th inst., in the City of Troy.

So the article says that at least two modern day Knights Templar groups claim no descent and do not hold any treasures. Well, they WOULD say that, wouldn't they... James Paterson, Manchester, UK Most ...

The so-called Masonic Fraternal Police Department claims to trace its origins to the Knights Templar, which it called the “first police department.” Here’s a quick way to catch up on your ...

"But those [Knights Templar] degrees and Masonic orders had no historic connection with the original Knights Templar," Kinney explained. "These are myths or symbolic figures that were used by the ...