by Francesco Toto | May 19, 2025 | 2026 Festival, ELMC
Walkers On the Sunday the 18th of May, East Lancs Freemasons, organised a special walking event to celebrate the “Bi-Centenary of the Masonic Province of East Lancashire” bringing together friends and families, all for a noble cause. Every year a new adventure,...
by Francesco Toto | Mar 23, 2025 | 2026 Festival, Charity, City East, Manchester Districts, News
W Bro Alan Hughes with W Bro Ed Beaman Droylsden Lodge met at Manchester Hall on Saturday 15th March 2025 for their annual Installation meeting. The lodge will normally meet in North Wales, but once per year meet in Manchester. At the meeting W. Bro Ed Beaman... by Francesco Toto | Sep 15, 2024 | 2026 Festival, City East, ELMC, Manchester Districts, News, The Man behind the Apron
W. Bro Green in the centre with Ellie Simmonds (Left) and Ellie Robinson (Right) We could consider our life a constant climb to achieve what we want the most, a daily challenge, and in talking about W. Bro David Green, climbing is the most appropriate word. In this...
by Francesco Toto | Jul 14, 2024 | 2026 Festival, Manchester Districts, Manchester Level Club, News, The Man behind the Apron
Bro. Druce with his 11 year old dog Charlie Square and compass are the symbols of the oldest society spread around the world but in talking about Bro Nick Druce – Webmaster of Manchester City East – we should consider those tools as part of his square...
by Nick Druce | May 19, 2024 | 2026 Festival, Charity, Manchester Districts, Manchester Level Club, MCF
On Saturday 18th May 2024.6 City East masons climbed Mount Snowdon to raise money for the 2026 Festival. They began at 5 45 in the morning from the Snowdon Railway centre. They were W. Bro Mark DAVIS St Thomas Lodge W.Bro Tom Daniels Skakspeare Lodge & City East...
by Francesco Toto | Apr 24, 2024 | 2026 Festival, Charity, ELMC, Manchester Districts, Manchester Level Club, MCF, News
The Annual Broken Column Lunch for the Manchester Masons Widows was held on Sunday, the 21st of April 2024, at Helmsley House, Salford. This event is the way Freemasons use to remember the widows of departed brethren .This tradition started in America during the Civil...
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