Some information to help you find Freemasons in Angola. This includes Masonic Lodges in Luanda, the capital of Angola. Freemasonry made its way to Angola during the colonial era when European powers, including Portugal, held dominion over the region. The first Masonic lodge in Angola, “Grande Loja Maçônica de Angola” (The Grand Masonic Lodge of …
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Some information to help you find Freemasons in Algeria. This includes Masonic Lodges in Algiers, the capital of Algeria. Freemasonry in Algeria: Historical Context The history of Freemasonry in Algeria is closely intertwined with the country’s complex colonial past. Algeria was under French colonial rule for 132 years, from 1830 to 1962. During this period, …
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There are various Freemason Lodges In Aberdeenshire, this page is to help you find the right masonic lodge for you. You can find lodges in all the major towns or cities of Aberdeenshire, including Aberdeen and Stirling. Freemasonry has long been mistakenly seen as a secretive organisation and the anti-Masonic web sites, of which there …
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There are various Freemason Lodges In Cumbria, this page is to help you find the right masonic lodge for you. You can find lodges in all the major towns or cities of Cumbria, including Carlisle and The Lake District. Freemasonry has long been mistakenly seen as a secretive organisation and the anti-Masonic web sites, of …
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Men considering becoming a Freemason really break down into three categoriesThe first is a man who is from a ‘Masonic’ family. Then there are those men who have no family Masonic connection but know someone who is a Freemason. The third is a man who would like to become a Freemason but knows no one …
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While about 15% of the approximately 950 Masonic Halls under the Jurisdiction of the Grand Loge of England have been purpose-built for Masonic the remainder of them have been converted from other buildings. Nevertheless with buildings dating from the late 1700’s many still retain important architectural features. About 330,000 Freemasons meet in over 8,500 lodges …
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Why become a Freemason? Well, that is one of the hardest questions to answer because every brother has his own reason and perspective on why he took the decision. Therefore, one would get a whole plethora of different answers.. But over the years, one hears different brethren give their reasons, so perhaps the best way …
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Pre-dating the Townswomen’s Guild founded in 1929 and the Women’s Institute in 1915 the principle of co masonry – men and women together – was ‘Imported’ from France in 1902. But some of the members became disenchanted with the French governing body. They felt that the departure from aspects of the ritual and the traditional …
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Headquarters of the United Grand Lodge of England Freemasons’ Hall is the principal meeting place for Masonic Lodges in London. They built the first Grand Lodge on Great Queen Street in 1775. The present Freemasons’ Hall being the third building on the site and built between 1927–1932 as a memorial to the Freemasons who died …
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Some information to help you find Freemasons in Albania. This includes Masonic Lodges in Tirana, the capital of Albania. Freemasonry in Albania has a relatively recent history, as it was banned during the communist regime led by Enver Hoxha from 1944 to 1991. After the fall of communism, Freemasonry began to reemerge in Albania. However, …
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