It was a nice fine day on Tuesday, 7th June 2022, when 43 East Lancashire Mark brethren climbed out of bed in the early hours to catch the 7.55 train from Manchester Piccadilly to London to attend the annual Investiture meeting at Great Queen Street.… Read more “Annual Grand Mark Investiture”
With an overall attendance of approximately 250 including Brethren from within the Province and visitors, this was the first full Provincial meeting for RWBro John H Smith, PGM, since his investiture on the 19th of October 2021.
The meeting was supported by representatives from eleven other Provinces, including
Welcome to this informative video introduction to The Magic of The Mark. We hope you find much to interest you in this wonderful and friendly Order and look forward to welcoming you should you decide to take this Degree as your next regular step in Freemasonry.… Read more “New Video Release – The Magic of the Mark.”
The East Lancashire Provincial Grand Officers Lodge of Mark Masters No 990 held their half-yearly meeting at Manchester Masonic Hall on Tuesday 26 April. It was a great turnout for this very prestigious lodge. In attendance was RWBro John Hartley Smith along with the three executives.… Read more “Mark Lodge 990 -Formed 1943”
The Provincial Grand Master presents a cheque for £28,795 to The Christies Charitable Fund – Bloods Closer to Home On the 12th May 2022, the Provincial Grand Master RW Bro John Smith, accompanied by his wife Jane, also the Provincial Grand Almoner WBro Barry Heal and WBro Stewart Mills attended the premises of
Monday, 11th April at Mossley Masonic Hall, Westholme, Mossley Mark Lodge No 1381 held their daytime Lodge meeting to celebrate the Lodge’s 50th anniversary.
In attendance was the DepPGM, WBro David G Rainford with a founder member, MWBro Ben Addy, Past Pro Grand Master, along with
Monday, 4th April at Bury Masonic Hall, Thomas Sharples Barlow Lodge of Mark Masons No 1383 held a special meeting to celebrate the lodge’s 50th anniversary. In attendance was WBro David G Rainford, DepPGM along with the two APGM’s.
The lodge room was nearly at capacity, with many distinguished Grand Lodge officers in