2016 Provincial Masonic Hall Seminar
Monday 31 October 2016 Commencing at 10:30 am To be held at Ashlar House, Preston Masonic Hall, Saul St, Preston PR1 2QU A range of subjects which will…
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Charity Ball – East Kent Masons support President of the Friends of the RMBI
The Friends of the RMBI is a small group of Freemasons who, for over thirty years, have been raising money specifically for the Good Neighbour Fund
Warrington Group Dinner 2016
The Warrington Group Chairman’s Dinner was attended by over 70 Freemasons who enjoyed the company of the principal guests, Deputy Provincial Grand…
Street to street charity ride, day 2
After a night’s recovery and a hearty breakfast the group commenced their second day on the road, well the canal to be exact. The first day’s cycling had resulted in a grand total of 73 miles covered, and as anticipated and planned would be the longest stretch of the ride.
Coronation Hall Concert
The Coronation Hall in Ulverston was once again the venue for the annual fund raising concert of the Furness and South Lakeland Group. Organised by the…
Green fingered David Celebrates Half a Century
Should you ever visit the allotments at South Church you are likely to find a spritely gentleman, now in his 85th year called David Ross, fondly attending to the young and nurturing plants in his garden or greenhouse. This being one of his loves in life. Not too far away from his array of gardening implement’s you may be surprised to see a much cared for Masonic Ritual Book
A Comparison of Biblical & Masonic Accounts of the Building of King Solomon’s Temple
KING SOLOMON’S TEMPLE
Partick 113 Rededication – Provincial Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Glasgow
The members of Partick gathered in the Mason halls @ 92 Dumbarton Rd for a rare celebration of both The Royal Arch Chapter and Cryptic Council
The Plucknett Lodge No: 1708
George Plucknett Senior was the founder & First Master of the Plucknett Lodge No: 1708. He was a surveyor by profession, residing in Gray’s Inn Road, North London & was initiated into Freemasonry on 28th March 1850 in the Royal Naval Lodge No: 70 (now No: 59). He was passed & raised in the same year & made a rapid advancement through the Lodge, being appointed Junior Warden in 1851, Senior Warden in 1852 & by 1853 he was installed as Worshipful Master.
Where did all our Freemasons Go?
I would venture a guess to say there’s not one single Lodge within our (any) Grand Lodge that isn’t concerned about membership and Lodge attendance. Each year on the Official Visit your Secretary and your Master fill out their report and one of the questions is about Lodge attendance.