Darwen Masonic Hall

Darwen Masonic Hall

Darwen Masonic Hall, nestled in the heart of Darwen, Lancashire, is a historic and distinguished building that serves as a significant hub for the local Masonic community. Established in the early 20th century, the hall has been a cornerstone of Freemasonry in the...
Clitheroe Masonic Hall

Clitheroe Masonic Hall

Clitheroe has been synonymous with stone masons since Medieval times and townsfolk are reminded of that every day of the week as the Castle overshadows our streets. Few people, however, will know that Freemasonry has been carried out in Clitheroe for almost 200 years....
Clayton-le-Moors Masonic Hall

Clayton-le-Moors Masonic Hall

Atthe side of the Leeds and Liverpool canal at Clayton-le-Moors once stood an old Corn Mill founded in 1841 by Joseph Appleby a highly regarded Industrialist and Philanthropist of the time, the Mill was serviced by both road and canal although the Appleby Family made...
Bacup Masonic Hall

Bacup Masonic Hall

Bacup Masonic Hall Bacup Masonic Hall or ‘Holmroyd’ is the home of Freemasonry in Bacup. At present, we are home to one Craft Lodge (Roclyffe 5198) and one Royal Arch Chapter (Chapter of Strength 286). Bacup Masonic Hall, located in the town of Bacup, Lancashire,...
Todmorden Masonic Hall

Todmorden Masonic Hall

built-in 1864 and 1926 respectively, have been in constant use by groups of Freemasons (known as a Lodge) to hold meetings and raise money for local and national charities – but are rarely accessible to members of the public. There are over 20 Lodges that meet...