Frank Albo

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Frank Albo is a researcher and teacher from the University of Winnipeg, in Manitoba, Canada, who is famous for his discoveries and writings about the Manitoba Legislature. His research has led to the findings and interpretations of numerous occult/masonic symbols and figures inside the Manitoba Legislative Building.

Frank Albo is a Research Fellow at the University of Winnipeg and a specialist in ancient Near Eastern religions and Western esoteric traditions. His groundbreaking discoveries on the Freemasonic symbolism in the Manitoba Legislative Building have been featured in several national and international media, as well as the recently published bestseller, The Hermetic Code (2007). Frank is presently a Huygens scholar in the Department of Hermetic Philosophy and Related Currents at the University of Amsterdam and a doctoral candidate in the History of Architecture at the University of Cambridge, UK.

Frank gives regular presentations and continues his research into esoteric matters.