Earliest recorded account of accepted Freemasonry – Natural History Of StaffordShire 1686
The Importance of Plot’s Natural History Of Stafford-Shire 1686
Promoting the Fraternity across the World
The Importance of Plot’s Natural History Of Stafford-Shire 1686
Lodge Royal Braemar No. 1195
In order to keep with tradition and make a difference within the local community, Brethren of Lodge Royal Braemar donated funds to 1st Fintray Brownies who have recently established themselves and have already attracted a healthy number of local girls. With excellent support from parents the Group have certainly got off to the best possible start. Monies donated will be put towards pop-up tents for the girls to enjoy indoor and outdoor camping expeditions.
At the recent 2017 Installation meeting of Pentalpha Chapter No.974, senior subscribing Past First Principal, E.Comp Harold Hawkyard, PPrGSN, age 92, was scheduled to give the Address to the Three Principals. Unfortunately E.Comp Hawkyard unexpectedly found himself hospitalised following a mishap at home a few days earlier and was unable to attend the meeting
Mirfield Freemasons Host Charity Presentation Evening Representatives from seven West Yorkshire charities have attended a presentation evening hosted by Mirfield Freemasons to receive financial donations of more than £13,000.
Exhibition at Reading museum focuses on Freemason history
Northumberland Freemasons celebrate as mason from area shown in TV doc
Freemasons donate more than £33,000 to 27 regional organisations
It this short book Worshipful Brother J S M Ward is attempting to give an outline sketch of the various degrees in Freemasonry. Understandably, the…
Spanish Freemasons present nebulisers to village of Benichembla
Isle of Man Post Office is celebrating 300 years of English Freemasonry’s first Grand Lodge with a special set of six stamps that have been created together with London Design Agency, Glazier Design, with the cooperation of the United Grand Lodge of England. The stamps are filled with symbols and references including a hidden logo only visible under UV light, GPS references to places important in Freemasonry including those on the Isle of Man and a subtle ribbon honouring the 50th year of the office of the current Grand Master, HRH the Duke of Kent.