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West Lancashire Provincial Grand Lodge
 The website of the Masonic Province of West Lancashire containing information for masons and non masons alike |
The Provincial Grand Lodge of Cumberland and Westmorland.
 Everything you need to know, and more, about the Freemasons in the Province of Cumberland and Westmorland (Cumbria - UK) |
The Initiates Club - Masonic Club For Newly Admitted Freemason's.
 The Initiates Club is currently based in the Salford District of the Masonic Province of East Lancashire. It was formed to help Brethren who are newly admitted to the Craft learn about our Order, experience different rituals and enjoy the pleasure of visiting other Lodges. |
St.John the Baptist Lodge No.39
 Welcome to the website of the oldest Lodge in the Province of Devonshire, the oldest Lodge constituted under the United Grand Lodge of England to continuously work outside of London, and the eighteenth oldest Lodge in England and Wales. We extend a warm and cordial welcome to One and All, especially to any Brethren who may wish to visit us. |
Duke of Athol Lodge - No.210 - Denton
 Duke of Athol 210, East Lancshire Province Lodge. Sometime previous to 1795, a number of men who were all members of Irish lodges, and who had all settled in Manchester to carry on the business of manufacturing muslins, decided to form a lodge of their own. being Irishmen, and with the proverbial perverseness typical of the Irish always being 'agin the government'. |
The Royds Lodge No. 1204
 The Royds Lodge of Antient Free and Accepted Masons of England was consecrated on Monday 30th December 1867 and entered as number 1204 on the register of the United Grand Lodge of England. The Royds Lodge meets at the Masonic Hall, Malvern, and is in the Masonic Province of Worcestershire. |
Brooke Lodge No 2005
 The official website of Brooke Masonic Lodge Essex. Welcome to the new website for Brooke Masonic Lodge. We will be posting interesting news articles in the very near future. While you're waiting, why not download our PDF file which explains all about Freemasonry. |
Philbrick Lodge No.2255
 A site devoted to Freemasonry in general and to the Province of Essex in particular. There are also pages devoted to Masonic Research. |
Godolphin Lodge No.7790 - Islands Of Scilly
 New Website News and Masonic articles from Godolphin Lodge, English Constitution, Cornwall Province Lodge |
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