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What has the author James A Emery written?
James A. Emery has written: 'The passing years of a country Lodge' -- subject(s): Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland, Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland. Garvetagh True Blues L.O.L. 1486
What is an orange lodge in Northern Ireland?
It is where members of the Orange Order meet.
What information is on a masonic lodge seal?
Each Grand Lodge has its own seal. There will be similarities, but probably no two are the same. See the related link for the Grand Lodge Seal of Michigan.
When was Grand Lodge of India created?
Grand Lodge of India was created in 1961.
When was Grand Lodge of Michigan created?
Grand Lodge of Michigan was created in 1826.
When was Grand Lodge of Ohio created?
Grand Lodge of Ohio was created in 1808.
When was Grand Lodge of Scotland created?
Grand Lodge of Scotland was created in 1736.
When was Grand Lodge of Connecticut created?
Grand Lodge of Connecticut was created in 1789-05.
How can I find a Freemason now?
You can contact the Freemasons in your area by doing a Google search for "Masonic Grand Lodge" of your state, province, or country. You can contact the Grand Lodge or search the Grand Lodge for a Lodge in your area.
When was Premier Grand Lodge of England created?
Premier Grand Lodge of England was created in 1717.
When was Grand Lodge of Nebraska created?
Grand Lodge of Nebraska was created on 1857-09-23.
1963-1985 What was the lodge in Northern Ireland?
The "lodge" in Northern Ireland would unanimously be referring to the "Orange Lodge". The orange lodge was the meeting place of an exclusively non catholic organisation formed sometime in the late 1800s as an organisation that would attract the working class protestant loyalist. The Orange order organised itself in lodges throughout northern Ireland, each lodge having its identity by number.Membership of the lodge was limited to protestants only and the orange order grew to be very influential in the protestant communities. They eventually overtook the clergy as moral directors of the protestant faiths, with the clergy seccumbing to participating in the orange doctrate and events in order to maintain position of acceptance within the protestant faiths.The orange order played heavily on sectarianism, historical rhetoric and fears of the simple working class protestant in a heavily dominated catholic island. Politicians were heavily involved within the "lodge" ensuring that the party line was being managed right down to the grass roots working class.
