Promoting the Fraternity across the World
Province of Northamptonshire and Huntingdonshire is administered from the Provincial Office at Freemasons’ Hall, Sheaf Close, Lodge Farm, Northampton NN5 7UL (01604 584213). The Provincial Secretary can be contacted through the Provincial Office.
The Provincial Information Officer, WBro Richard Turpin can also be contacted through the Provincial Office.
There are 21 Masonic meeting venues in the Province – including a stately home (Castle Ashby), a village hall (Hackleton) and a Working Mens’ Club (Wollaston).
On Monday 16th May, a “Baker’s Dozen” of brethren made their way from Peterborough to Baker’s Hall in London to attend a special meeting of the Laus Deo Lodge No. 4821. This lodge is the Masonic lodge of the Worshipful Company of Bakers. The special occasion was the presentation of a sixty year service award … Read more
On 18 May 2016 the annual meeting of Provincial Grand Lodge was held at Sheaf Close, Northampton. The meeting was an especially well attended event, with the Past Pro Grand Master, Most WBro Lord Northampton in attendance along with nearly 400 Brethren from this and other Provinces. The Provincial Grand Master was pleased to appoint … Read more
MTSFC Northants & Hunts Branch held their April event, the first of five planned for the 2016 season. There were 20 special needs participants from three different local schools in attendance on the day. With a little help one of the participants caught a whopping 7lb 4oz rainbow trout. He is pictured in the front of the group with it.
WBro Bruce Burrows from Pomfret Lodge recently visited Western Australia to see the records of John Newman Tooth, a member of his partner’s family. John was a Child Migrant sent to Kingsley Fairbridge Farm School Western Australia at the age of 10 years. He landed at Freemantle on March 20th 1928. Bruce saw John’s records … Read more
The Lodge of St George No 5978 has become the first lodge in the Province to receive a charitable enhancement from The Freemasons’ Grand Charity. Money raised during WBro Andy Moore’s year as Master has been enhanced and Andy was able to make a total donation of £2,500 to local charity The Lowdown. The Lowdown offers a free and … Read more
