Thuy Pham Photography

With Frank Lloyd Wright monument on the city green

The mason bees have just come out.

Mason Talalua of Campbelltown RLFC

Mara Mason; FSC Women's Lacrosse (15) vs. Scotland National Team (11); Barnett Field (Feb. 12, 2012)

2011 PUMPKIN PATCH

Alex Garvay, 6, a student at St. Susanna Schol in Mason.

A female mason bee hanging out in one her nest tubes.

Mason is a murderer

One of my best friends just became one last year. Fuck a brand!!! lol.

Mason Public Schools

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Mason's Jill Vetere reacts to losing to Perrysburg in the OHSAA Division I championship soccer game Friday, Nov. 9, 2012, in Columbus, Ohio. Mason lost to Perrysburg 1-0. (Jay LaPrete/For the Enquirer)

Harry Mason and Lily Bart Comedy Gymnasts- UK 1905-1916

Youth football players bust through a banner onto the field before Mason's first home game on Sept. 2. Mason lost 41-35 in OT. The Enquirer/Rachel Richardson

Mason Musso

Metro Station

December 30, 2007

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I have a dozen or more Red Mason Bees actively nest-building at my garden "bee-hotel". Today, they have been joined by this Mason Wasp. I'm don't know how to differentiate these, but it looks like it might be a female Ancistrocerus. Can anyone help me with this?

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Mason County Schools, WV

Mason in motion with his awesome mohawk at Beaver's. Serious styling gel Imelda!

Mason bee, probably a male Osmia caerulescens

mason district park

Seen on a geum in the garden.

MASON LINO

The Mason House Inn is a fine Bed & Breakfast in the heart of the Midwest, first built to serve steamboat travelers 159 years ago. Today, the tradition continues with your hosts, the Hansons.

The Mason House Inn was built in 1846, originally called the

Ashland House, and was owned by William Robinson. It was built as a hotel to

serve the steamboat travelers going from St. Louis to Fort Des Moines and Fort Dodge on the Des Moines River. It was built by Mormon craftsmen from Nauvoo, Illinois, who stayed in Bentonsport for several years, working and gathering supplies before making their trek westward to Salt Lake City, Utah. (Several of the brick buildings still in use here in Bentonsport were built by these craftsmen.) In 1857, the Ashland House was purchased by Lewis Mason and his wife, Nancy. They changed the name to the Phoenix Hotel, but the townspeople called the place the "Mason House", and the name stayed. It was Nancy who started the tradition of "a cookie jar in every room". More on the history here

www.masonhouseinn.com/history.htm

Mason head football coach Brian Castner directs his pre-season football practice. The Enquirer/Jeff Swinger

Here's some of the masons hard at work in the new stairway and elevator area.