Many English churches and cathedrals that were built or rebuilt during the Victorian and Edwardian periods had the foundation stone or corner stone laid with Masonic honours. Indeed, many prominent Freemasons were also central to their local communities and took … Continue reading →
There have always been festivities attached to lodge meetings, some lodges actually have their meal before the lodge meeting rather than after, and some lodges style themselves as Dining Lodges; lodges that specialise in a more distinguished dining experience. Feasting … Continue reading →
On the 22nd of December 1823, a group of Masonic rebels met at the Shakespeare Tavern in Williamson Square in Liverpool to re-establish the ‘Antient’ Grand Lodge, a Grand Lodge that had officially merged with the ‘Moderns’ ten years previously. … 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 →
