Provincial Grand Chapter !
The Head of Guernsey and Alderney Royal Arch Freemasons Philip Falla and his Deputy Andrew Sparks this evening look forward to welcoming Royal Arch Members from across the Province and…
The Head of Guernsey and Alderney Royal Arch Freemasons Philip Falla and his Deputy Andrew Sparks this evening look forward to welcoming Royal Arch Members from across the Province and…
This Saturday 1st November will be the popular Victor Carey Lodge Coffee Morning at the Masonic Centre from 9am - 11am. Masons, partners, kids and anyone interested in joining Freemasonry…
On Friday 17th October 141 masons enjoyed the first Annual Communication Meeting of our Provincial Grand Master RW Bro Phillip A Falla who was invested into the role in March…
Measuring at just 5 1/2 inches, with its scalloped Rococo shape and depicting a typical Masonic Lodge Building in the centre it is surrounded by various Masonic symbols. At the…
Some unique items made for Ladies Nights held during 1966 the first item is a small china plate made by Moulin Huet Pottery, the plate was produced as a souvenir…
The Holy Royal Arch Past Z Jewel is suspended from a crimson ribbon with the three Sceptres of office at the top, Bottom and middle. The sceptres from the bottom are that…
Dinner gong consists of a British Bofors, shell suspended from a wooden stand with a metal Square and Compass, the shell is made of brass with various military markings including…
The very fine paper band has the Square and Compasses in the centre on the light blue of the Craft with the year and the Lodge name and number. The…
This small brass plaque measures just 6×4.5cm, it is stored with a small piece of paper reading Metal Plaque signed “F.R” with Masonic emblems in a circle, French prior to…
Past Masters Jewel from W Bro Frederick Norman Le Cheminant ISO, of St Sampson’s Lodge No.2598, after completing his year as Master of the Lodge in 1974, the jewel was…
A silk handkerchief measuring about 1mtr square it was identified by the Grand Lodge Museum in 1912 as a Snuff handkerchief English mid-19th century, they were of various designs and…
When construction started Ravenscourt Park individuals and lodges signed up as patrons to help raise funds, after the new building was opened by King George V and Queen Mary in…