Warrington Masonic Hall

After many false starts over the past several years Warrington Museum of Freemasonry has been able to have on loan artefacts stored in our National Museum in London that were used by the last of the Wigan rebels 'The Lodge of Sincerity,' until they once again Joined the United Grand Lodge of England in 1913. There will be on display a Lodge room laid out to represent that Masonic Lodge as it was in the early twentieth century.
Guided tours of the museum and the Masonic rooms will be available.
An opportunity to speak with Freemasons both male and female about what do we do, and why do we do it.
Find out about our Charity work and the causes both local and national that we support as one of the largest Charities in the UK.

Timings & Tours

Saturday 13 September:

1000 -1600

Sunday 14 September:

1000 - 1600

Location & directions

15 Winmarleigh Street, Warrington, Cheshire, WA1 1NB

Directions:

Winmarleigh Street is directly opposite Warrington Town Hall ' The Golden Gates' There are large stone pillars each side of the entrance. Limited disabled parking may be available at the front of the building, adjacent on street parking is available. Disabled access to the building with a lift to the first floor, unfortunately the museum is only accessible via four shallow steps.

Contact on day:

Victor Charlesworth

Telephone number:

+447503154691

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:

Pre-booking not required

Accessibility details

The museum is only accessible via four shallow steps. the Masonic rooms can be accessed by lift.

Additional information

Warrington Masonic Hall is a locally listed, purpose built Masonic hall dating from 1933. The Building contains one of only four Arts Council Accredited Masonic museums in England and Wales, and has two masonic meeting rooms. Guided tours of the building and museum, find out what Freemasonry really is about, and a chance to dispel myths and widely circulated untruths, hear the facts not the fiction. On display this year for the first time will be items used by Lodges that formed part of the 'Liverpool Masonic Rebellion' in 1826 that have never previously been seen by the general public.

Max no of people per tour:

15

Est. tour duration:

1 hour(s) 30 minute(s)

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