Depending on the programs purpose and musical selection,The Rogues appear attired in either 18th or 19th Century
clothng of the two periods,adding to the color
Speed the Plow & Mason’s Apron
Originally “The Naval Pillar“ or “Nelson’s Pillar,” the first tune picked up its current name when it was used in Thomas Morton’s 1800 London Comedy “Speed the Plow” The second tune, “Mason’s Apron” is a traditional Celtic tune with strong Irish fiddle ties but a Scottish melody origins. In Masonic Lodges, the symbolic, plain white lambskin apron is part of the initiation ritual and a decorated version is worn by all Master Masons.
