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The Ashlar - Circle Publications
 The Ashlar (The Voice of Scottish Freemasonry) The Managing Editor and Founder, Brother Angus N. MacInnes, Past Provincial Grand Master of Dunbartonshire, decided to set up this charitable company, limited by guarantee, to promote Scottish Freemasonry. All surpluses generated by the company are donated to the Benevolent Funds of the Grand Lodge of Antient Free and Accepted Masons of Scotland. Publishes books of special interest to the discerning Mason. |
Rosslyn Chapel - Roslin, Midlothian, Scotland
 Rosslyn Chapel, or the Collegiate Chapel of St Matthew as it was to have been, was founded in 1446 by Sir William St Clair, third and last St Clair Prince of Orkney. It is in fact only part of the choir of what was intended to be a larger cruciform building with a tower at its centre. More than thirty-seven collegiate churches were built in Scotland between the reigns of James I and James IV (1406-1513). They were secular foundations intended to spread intellectual and spiritual knowledge, and the extravagance of their construction depended on the wealth of their founder. |
Lodge St.James No.860
 Proxy Lodge of Bro. Alex Huskie Lodge Polmont 793 - Formally Lodge Robbie Burns No.860 (Honorary Member 1997). Founded in 1897 the Lodge meets 3rd Wednesday of every month from April to December meeting at the Masonic Hall Carrington Street & Ninth Avenue, Inglewood, Perth, Western Australia 6052 |
The Grand Charity
 The Grand Charity is the central grant-making charity of all Freemasons in England and Wales. It makes grants to distressed Freemasons and their dependants, other Masonic charities, non-Masonic national charities serving England and Wales, and emergency relief work worldwide. |
Ramada Mount Royal Hotel Edinburgh - Masonic Discount
 Visiting Edinburgh on Masonic business, then why not book into the Ramada Edinburgh Mount Royal hotel in Princes Street in short walking distance of the Grand Lodge of Scotland? Simply insert the unique BOOKING CODE of PGLOS and check the availabilty and rates on offer at the planned time of your visit to Edinburgh. |
Grange Hotels - London
 On Masonic or social business in London? then why not take the opportunity of staying at a Grange 4-5 star hotel in the heart of London utilising the preferential rates made available to Millennium Mark by quoting Promotional Code MMG. Grange Hotels, London’s leading independent hotel group, provides luxury London accommodation, hospitality and events services for the most discerning guests. Offering an extensive range of 4 star and 5 star hotels in some of the best locations in London, each Grange Hotel effortlessly combines traditional standards of comfort with contemporary facilities and personal, attentive and discreet service. Whether for business or for pleasure, Grange Hotels’ beautifully appointed bedrooms, unrivalled bar, restaurant and meeting and events opportunities, together with luxury Health Club and spa facilities are designed to make your visit truly memorable…for all the right reasons. |
Supreme Grand Chapter of Scotland
 The Royal Arch degree is not native to Scotland, but seems to have been introduced from both Irish and English sources, often Military Lodges, towards the middle of the eighteenth century. The earliest reference to the degree is at Stirling in 1743. These Military Lodges introduced many other degrees beyond the Craft, and when the regiments moved on, Lodges in the vicinity sometimes continued to work them. This situation continued until the end of the eighteenth century. However, the early Secret Societies Acts caused the Grand Lodge of Scotland, in 1800, to issue a warning to its Lodges against the working of any degrees other than those of Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft and Master Mason. |
Royal Masonic Trust For Girls And Boys - Masonic Charity
 Mission Statement To continue to relieve poverty and provide an education and preparation for life for the children of the family of a Freemason and, where funds permit, for any children, as their fathers would have done, had they been able so to do. |
Great Priory of Scotland
 The Order of the Temple was founded in 1118 at Jerusalem which had been liberated from Saracen rule nineteen years earlier. The successes of the Crusaders had brought Pilgrims to the Holy Land from all over Christendom. Rich and poor, noble and peasant, male and female wrought upon by religious excitement came through the most inhospitable countries to visit and offer up their devotions at the places made sacred by associations with the life of Our Saviour. |
Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution
 RMBI has been caring for older Freemasons and their dependants in England and Wales for over 160 years. We provide tailor-made care in 17 care homes as well as care advice visiting teams and other assistance. |
Lodge Hamilton Kilwinning No.7
 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. |
Order of the Eastern Star - Supreme Grand Chapter of Scotland
 Its aims and purpose is to promote the welfare and wellbeing of others, particularly those of the Widow and Orphan, and those less fortunate than ourselves. It is not, despite a popular misconception, a secret society. |
Logia Fraternidad Universal Nº 5 - Grand Lodge Of Spain
 Lodge Official Website Spanish Constitution, containing information for masons and non masons alike (in Spanish)- Overseas friends of Millennium Mark. |
Chingford Masonic Hall
 Welcolm to the Chingford Masonic Hall website, incorporating the Chingford Area Masonic Social Group. We hope you will enjoy the articles and information included here. If you wish to contact the Chingford Masonic Hall you can e-mail them at:- chingfordmh@btconnect.com W.Bro. Allan de Luca Provincial A.G.D.C. - Editor C.A.M.S.G. Newsletter |
Lewis Masonic
 Lewis Masonic is a long established firm, founded in 1886, specializing in the publication of Masonic texts. In 1973, A Lewis became part of Ian Allan Publishing and the name was changed from ‘A Lewis’ to ‘Lewis Masonic’. Lewis Masonic focus has now expanded to cover all areas of Masonic publishing and are a long-time supplier of Masonic publications to Millennium Mark. Publisher, Printer & Distributer of the Square Magazine. |
Mark Tokens - John Aitken - Lodge Polmont 793 - Token Collection.
 Personal Masonic Token Collection. This site is worth viewing if you are a collector of Mark Tokens. John is a member of Lodge Polmont 793 SC and has been collecting tokens for as long as I can remember. Very interesting and helpful site. The images offer a history of John's collection as well as a guide for Masonic Mark token collectors. |
La FRATERNITE Lodge N° 54
 Présentation d'une Loge à l'Orient de Bruxelles (BELGIUM) |
La Fraternite No.54 - Website Award for Excellence
 Lodge La Fraternite No.54 Belgium Lodge |
The Prince's Trust
 Millennium Mark welcome any support that can be provided for the Prince's Trust - If you're serious about making a difference – not just to your life, but to others, take on a Prince's Trust Challenge Event. |
The Honourable Fraternity of Ancient Freemasons
 A Masonic fraternity for women. An interesting site offering details and information on the order both in the United Kingdom and Overseas. |
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