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Provincial Grand Lodge Of Dunbartonshire
 The Provincial Grand Master, Brother Thomas K. Leckenby, Office-bearers of The Provincial Grand Lodge of Dunbartonshire would like to welcome you most warmly and fraternally. We thank you for visiting our web site and hope you will enjoy our company and hospitality as much as we are honoured by your presence. Whether a Freemason or not we cordially invite you to send us any suggestions that you may have, or request a link. Should you have any questions regarding Freemasonry in general, or The Provincial Grand Lodge of Dunbartonshire in particular, please do not hesitate to contact us. |
Lodge Dalkeith Kilwinning No.10
 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. |
Grand Lodge of Ireland
 Welcome to the Grand Lodge of Ireland Web-Site designed to provide everyone with an insight into Irish Freemasonry and its activities. Freemasonry is kindness in the home, honesty in business, courtesy in society, earnest in work, pity and concern for the unfortunate, resistance towards evil, help for the weak, forgiveness for the penitent, love for one another and reverence and love for God. |
The Robert Burns World Federation - World Burns Club
 Welcome to “The World Burns Club” the website of The Robert Burns World Federation. This website is open to all throughout the world to further their knowledge and pursue interest in the life and works of Robert Burns. Whether you are simply looking for a few ideas for a “Burns Supper” or are a “Burnsian” of long standing offering your opinions and views in the “Discussion Forum”, or submitting a piece of research for the “Experts Archive” you are welcome to join in the World Burns Club. |
Loggia Heredom N° 1224 Cagliari, Italy - Emulation Lodge
 The official website of Lodge Heredom No.1224, Emulation Lodge of Grand Orient of Italy. We are in Cagliari, Italy. |
Provincial Grand Lodge of East Lothian and Berwickshire
 Web site of one of Scotland's smallest Provinces. Anyone from a Lodge in amity with the Grand Lodge of Scotland is welcome to visit our Province at any time. Details of Lodge meeting nights are contained within. |
Provincial Grand Lodge of Fife and Kinross
 Provincial Grand Master Bro. Thomas Bradley would like to welcolm you to the new Provincial website. The site is currently under construction and should be hopefully populated in the very near future. |
Lodge Antient Brazen No.17
 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. |
Lodge Dumbarton Kilwinning No.18
 Lodge Dumbarton Kilwinning No.18 - Website Currently under construction |
Lodge Coupar O' Fife No.19
 Lodge Coupar o' Fife can trace it's roots back more than 300 years. At the formation of The Grand Lodge of Scotland in 1736, the Master Dr John Moncrieff, and his two Wardens John Ross & John Sheen, made the trek to Edinburgh to represent our Lodge. |
United Grand Lodge of England
 The United Grand Lodge of England has some 270,000 members grouped in 8,322 lodges. Lodges in London (an area within a 10 mile radius of Freemasons’ Hall), are organised into groups administered by Metropolitan Grand Lodge of London. Lodges outside London and within England, Wales and the Channel Islands are grouped into 47 Provinces, based on the old Counties, each headed by a Provincial Grand Master. |
Suites Hotel Knowsley, Liverpool
 The facilities at Suites Hotel are just what you would expect of an international business and banqueting venue. From the tranquil mediterranean decor to the stylish professionalism of the Courtney Suite, the environment is unique. Business delegates will enjoy their stay in a choice of 12 high-tech, high-spec conference rooms or 101 personal “suites”. |
The Thai Freemason
 Thailand's first and only independent web site representing all of the lodges from all six constitutions. |
Burns250
 2009 is the 250th anniversary of Robert Burns birth and events are planned all over Scotland and beyond to celebrate this. The Burns250 show has been created especially with this in mind. It is a one-man show accompanied by Powerpoint slides which tells Burns' life-story based around his songs and poems. |
Provincial Grand Lodge of Linlithgowshire
 Instituted 5th November 1827. The purpose of this web site is to pass on information about Freemasonry in general in the Province of Linlithgowshire. This Web Site like Freemasonry is dynamic, and will always have new information added, so please bookmark this page and come back again. |
Lodge St Andrew No.25
 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. |
Provincial Grand Lodge of Perthshire East
 Provincial site from Perthshire East Scotland, with Lodges info, links etc. |
Lodge of Dunfermline No.26
 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. |
Provincial Grand Lodge of Perthshire West
 Provincial Website with details of all lodges in the Province. |
Provincial Grand Lodge of Renfrewshire East
 Scottish Constitution Provincial Grand Lodge of Renfrewshire East website. Welcome to the Provincial Grand Lodge of Renfrewshire East's website. We hope you enjoy your visit here and look forward to you visiting us on a regular basis. If you have any items of news you feel would be of interest please email them to the webmaster@pglre.org. |
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