A museum dedicated to the history of Freemasonry opened its doors on Baznīcas Street in Rīga on October 20th. The museum is the culmination of ten years of work by founder Konstantīns Rubahins, who diligently collected relevant documents, ritual objects, and rare books. The intention behind the museum is to present a factual historical overview of Freemasonry. Rubahins specifically aimed to avoid perpetuating sensationalism and unfounded conspiracy theories surrounding the organization. LSM’s Russian-language service reported on the opening, highlighting the unique collection now available to the public in Rīga. The museum offers an opportunity to explore the history of Freemasonry with a focus on accurate information and historical context. It represents a significant contribution to the cultural landscape of Rīga.