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London Air Ambulance Medical Director presented with Freemasonry stamp and £1500 donation

22nd August 2017

Pictured here is Manxman and Medical Director of London’s Air Ambulance, Dr Gareth Davies, on the landing pad at the Royal London Hospital, after being presented with a blow-up of the stamp and a donation of £1500 from Barbican Lodge, which is featured on one of the stamps.

Isle of Man Post Office are proud that their stamps were chosen as the official stamps of the Tercentenary Celebrations by the United Grand Lodge of England and were pleased to support the charitable efforts that benefited these crucial Air Ambulance charities.

Why join the Royal Arch – John Hamill

4th August 20173rd August 2017

Royal Arch: Why join the Royal Arch

Wearing the Tercentenary Jewel

12th June 202025th July 2017

The Jewel can be worn by any member of UGLE who is a member between the 24 June 2016 and 31 December 2017. It can only be worn by Master Masons and above. Anyone initiated between those dates can purchase the Tercentenary Jewel but will not be eligible to wear it until they have been raised. The Jewel can be worn by Master Masons, Masters and Past Masters and Grand Officers.

Lodge St. John Jedburgh No. 104 to celebrate 250th Anniversary

1st May 2017

Lodge St. John Jedburgh No. 104 – 250th Anniversary

The Dunboyne Jewel.

22nd January 2017

Jewel made in 1808 by Thomas Harper of London and purchased by the Hon Theobald Fitzwaller Butler. The Honourable Theobald Fitzwalter William Butler was the son of James Butler 13th Baron Dunboyne, and spent the early part of his life on the family estates in North Munster. He joined the original Royal Arch Lodge No … Read more