Freemasons’ Hall in Great Queen Street in London, completed in 1933, was dedicated to the Freemasons that died in the war. They have a major new exhibition will examine the effect of the First World War on Freemasons in England, on those fighting on the Western Front and elsewhere and on Freemasons held as prisoners of war. The war created new, war-related charitable causes for which Freemasons raised funds, prompted a response from the established masonic charities and fostered the formation of a major new masonic charity in the post war period. To find out more please visit freemasonry.london.museum/events/english-freemasonry-first-world-war/
Posted on: Mon, 05 Jan 2015 20:32:00 +0000
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