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The Lodge of Edinburgh Marys Chapel) enjoys an enviable position, not only within Scottish Freemasonry, but in the Craft throughout the world. Owing to the diligence of the Brethren who have served the Lodge in the capacity of Secretary and of the foresight of those Brethren who saw fit to safeguard our records, the Lodge has minutes reaching back to July 1599. The Lodge of Edinburgh Marys Chapel holds regular meetings on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 7:30pm, from October to March, 2nd Tuesday only in December. The Annual Installation and Festival of St John is held on 27 December. |
Although the Grand Lodge of Scotland was formed in 1736, the first reference to it in the minute books of the Melrose Lodge appeared in 1787. From then on, several attempts were made to get the Lodge to affiliate to Grand Lodge without success and it was not until 1891 that a union was effected. On the evening of 25 February 1891, a Commission from Grand Lodge appeared in the Lodge Room for the purpose of confirming the union. |
The lodge of Aberdeen is one of our oldest lodges in Scotland and has made a distinctive contribution to the history of Freemasonry, in its long association with operative masonry, far exceeding 300 years, and in it’s possession of the celebrated ‘Mark Book’ of 1670, the Laws and Statues contained therein, and also of one of the copies of the ‘Old Charges’. |
Bro. Allan Taylor was installed as the Right Worshipful Master at our 315th annual ceremony of installation on Wednesday 25th November 2009, by his Installing Masters Bro. Robert M.F. Mackay P.M. and Bro. John Prentice P.M. Attending the installation were no less than 109 brethern from 24 different lodges, from both within and outwith the province of Lanarkshire Middle Ward. |
HISTORIANS are often indebted to the records of guilds and societies in their search for the historical facts about the town or country in which they are interested. Dalkeith, like all other towns of any importance, had its Trade Guilds, but the only one which has survived the course of years is the Freemasons. According to the Statistical Account of Scotland, the Weavers were established in 1566, the Hammermen in 1694, Shoemakers in 1714, and the Freemasons in 1724. The antiquity of the latter Operative Lodge must, however, go back many years before this date, as reference to it is made in the records of the Melrose Lodge in 1681. |
The purpose of this web site is to pass on information about Lodge Ancient Brazen No.17 in Linlithgow, and in general about Freemasonry in the Province of Linlithgowshire. The Lodge normally meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays Oct - Apr, unless otherwise noted in the syllabus, and normally tyles at 7:30p.m. |
This lodge is over 400 years old and is now situated within the Town Hall of St Andrews, Fife. The exact founding date of the Lodge is not known, however in 1598 the Lodge was summoned to a convention to be held in St Andrews, along with 4 other Lodges who subscribed to the St Clair or Shaw Charter. Why St Andrews? Possibly because it was the largest operative lodge extant at the time. Meetings are held from September to April every second Friday. |
In terms of Freemasonry, Lodge St. John is ancient. It connects directly with "the Ludge of Masons of dunfermling" which held ,St. Clair Charters in 1598 and 1628. It doubtless existed prior to these dates, which gives a fair assumption that it played a part in the addition to, Dunfermline Palace (1540). The earliest record in possession of the Lodge is dated 1698. |
Welcome to the web site of Lodge Kilsyth St. John No 39. Our intention is to give you all a brief but interesting look into the workings of the lodge and the people that make it tick. The Lodge meets on the first Wednesday of every month at 7.30 p.m. and third Saturday of every Month at 6.30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple Parkfoot Street,Kilsyth. Glasgow G65 0SW. |
Welcome to the website of Lodge Dumfries Kilwinning No.53 on the roll of The Grand Lodge Of Scotland. Dating prior to 1575, we are proud to be the oldest masonic lodge in the province of Dumfriesshire, South-West Scotland. The town of Dumfries, known to many as "The Queen Of The South", is a lively, modern rural town with many things to see and do. The town has many places of interest, particularly due to its links to two of Scotland's most famous historical characters - Robert The Bruce and Robert Burns (Burns' son-also called Robert-was a Past Master of the Lodge). |
The Right Worshipful Master, Brother Kevin Milne, & the Brethren of The Keith Lodge of Peterhead # 56 would like to welcome you to our new website. As many brethren know from the teachings of the Craft, the Brotherhood of Masonry extends far beyond the confines of the individual Lodge Room. I therefore hope find your visit here enjoyable and informative. |
An ancient Scottish Lodge in the Province of East Lothian and Berwickshire. On behalf of the Brethren of Lodge St. Ebbe No. 70. I would like to welcome you to the new website for our Mother Lodge which is in the Provincial Grand Lodge of East Lothian and Berwickshire on the Roll of the Grand Lodge of Scotland. |
Thank you for taking the time to visit our website. I would like to welcome you personally as the 118th R.W.M of Elgins Lodge at Leven No.91 and look forward to giving you frequent messages over the next 12 months. Please take time to visit our past masters section, this has recently been updated and now includes all Past Masters dating back to 1763. Our Lodge has a long and ancient history in the Province of Fife and Kinross. |
Warm fraternal greetings on behalf of the Past Masters, Wardens and brethren of St Ayles. I hope you enjoy your time looking around our site and that perhaps you may consider making a trip to visit us here in our Lodge in Cellardyke. On the return to your respective Mother, Affiliate and Honorary Lodges please convey the warm fraternal greetings of Lodge No. 95. |