William Hesketh Lever – the 1st Viscount Leverhulme (1851-1925) – was an industrialist, philanthropist, Freemason and art collector, whose soap factory and model village for its workers at Port Sunlight, near Birkenhead, Cheshire, UK, became a symbol for the improvement … Continue reading →
Woolton Hall now lies empty, a sad shell of its former self. Though it still reveals beautiful eighteenth century architecture, the fine restoration work of Robert Adam and the lost lodge rooms of Freemasons. It was originally built in 1704 … Continue reading →
Freemasonry, Industry and charity: the local community and the working man is an article I wrote a few years ago. The PDF can be downloaded below. Freemasonry Industry and Charity
With the new book out on the Liverpool Masonic Rebellion, and another book coming out later this year with Lewis Masonic, I have a number of speaking engagements and book signings. One particular event is the 64th Midwest Conference, Winnipeg, … Continue reading →
Dr.David Harrison will be giving a talk on the Wigan Grand Lodge at the Sincerity Lodge No. 3677, at Bryn Masonic Hall, Wigan, Lancs, on Monday, the 28th of January, 2013. The Sincerity Lodge was the last surviving lodge under … Continue reading →
Masonic History Day featuring Dr. David Harrison, Saturday, May 18, 2012. About Dr. Harrison: Dr. David Harrison has written many articles and papers on the history of Freemasonry for a number of magazines and journals. He has worked as a … Continue reading →
