Promoting the Fraternity across the World
Much has been made of the symbolic significance of the angle, or distance between the points, of the compasses in masonic iconography, both by freemasons looking for deeper meanings, and anti-masons looking for further “proof” of occult association.
By Guest Contributor: Bro. Byron J. Collier Over the last weekend in September my Lodge road tripped to Washington, D.C. While there, we toured the George…
Sheffield Freemasonry Jewels Silver gilt and engraved jewel formed of a cross with chequerboard design at the centre of which is a facial sun….
Raising Money for the Benevolent Funds of Grand Lodge The Chairman and members of the Benevolence and Care Committee invite you to join them in supporting…
Freemasonry’s early history spans the introduction of the Gregorian, or “New Style” calendar. The serious student of Freemasonry must take this into…
Kenneth McKellar grew up in Paisley, where his father owned a grocery shop. As a child he was enraptured by the ‘great’ singers: “I thought Peter…
The Grand Lodge of Scotland This is against International Masonic protocols which are designed to protect Scottish Lodges and Scottish Freemasons from…
The Grand Lodge of Scotland Each year the Grand Lodge of Scotland ‘plants’ a Poppy Cross (or Star of David or Crescent Moon) on behalf of every Lodge in…
Walter Scott was born in Edinburgh, the author of the ‘Waverly’ novels, Rob Roy, Guy Mannering, The Lady of the Lake, the Antiquary and many many…
Walter Smith Walter Smith OBE (born 24 February 1948) is a Scottish football manager. His most recent club was at Scottish Premier League club Rangers….