Provincial Grand Lodge 2016
The Provincial Grand Stewards in their distinctive red regalia The sight of Freemasons in their ceremonial regalia is always something special to witness….
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Return of Warrant No 195 I.C. as St Patrick’s Lodge finally Closes.
Home of The Black Watch. It was a particularly sad morning yesterday, when a small party of senior Brethren from St Patrick’s Lodge No 195, Arthur…
Quarry Project Masonic Writing Style Guide
The Quarry Project Style Guide is an effort to establish consistent style for US Masonic writers and publishers—of periodicals, books, and…
Retirement of a Dedicated Museum Volunteer
Eddie Baker at his desk at the museum on his retirement day Well known East Kent Freemason Eddie Baker recently retired from his role as Facilities…
Israel 1474 travel to Jerusalem to twin with Holy City Lodge
Members of Lodge of Israel 1474 travel to Jerusalem for a twinning event with Holy City Lodge On Sunday 20th March W Bro Eric Rymer, W Bro Mike Gold and W…
Beamish Living Museum – Freemasons Hall
Beamish Living Museum is a triumph in preserving the history of bygone times, for when the foundation stone for the new Masonic Hall in Park Terrace,…
The Old Freemasonry Charges both Operative and Speculative
Operative Masons Charges Edict of Rothari A.D. 643 Constitutions York 926 Charter of Bologna 1248 York 1370 (French Translation) Preambolo…
Another Iron Bridge…
Shropshire’s famous Iron Bridge is a landmark famous since its opening in 1781 – and in recent times has been of added Masonic significance since the…
Museum Friends annual dinner
Almost 80 of the friends of the Warrington Museum of Freemasonry held their annual dinner to mark the first anniversary of the museum being opened. The…
Cecil Chubb: the Freemason who bought Stonehenge
Come full circle Stonehenge’s history has inspired many outlandish theories linking Freemasons and druids. John Hamill recounts the real life…