Provincial Grand Lodge of Renfrewshire West Provincial Grand Lodge of Renfrewshire West

Provincial Grand Lodges

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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge of Renfrewshire West

    Freemasonry in the Province, which covers the Scottish Local Authority area of Inverclyde, has a long and honourable history dating back to 1728 and while the Provincial Grand Lodge of Renfrewshire West was actually formed in 1826 (Grand Lodge Minute 6th February 1826 refers), it could be argued that the first Provincial Grand Lodge in Scotland was established here on 3rd February 1739, when Alexander Drummond,, Collector of Customs, Greenock and Master of Lodge Greenock Kilwinning No. 15 (later renamed Lodge Greenock Kilwinning No. XII) was appointed by John Keith, 3rd Earl of Kintore, the then Grand Master Mason, to supervise the “West Country Lodges”, which included, the Counties of Renfrew, Argyll, Stirling, Dunbartonshire, “Clydesdale” and Inverness

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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge of Renfrewshire East
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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge of Ayrshire
    Ayrshire is an old and historical county and has traditionally comprised of three areas, Carrick to the South, Kyle in the centre and Cunningham to the North. The Coats of Arms of these ancient provinces are incorporated in the seal of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Ayrshire. There are 44 Daughter Lodges in the Province situated from Girvan in the South to Skelmorlie in the North, from Ayr in the West to Muirkirk in the East, each Lodge being unique and distinct from the others.

    Since its formation in 1739, the Provincial Grand Lodge of Ayrshire has been active in the promotion of the ideal that “Freemasonry makes a good man a better man”.
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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge of Dunbartonshire
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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge of Aberdeenshire West
    Our Lodges meet in the following villages:- Aboyne, Alford, Ballater, Banchory, Bucksburn,    Echt, Fyvie, Huntly, Insch, Inverurie, Kemnay, Kintore, Newmachar, Peterculter, Rhynie,    Strathdon &Turriff.
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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge of Caithness
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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge of East Lothian & Berwickshire
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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge of Edinburgh
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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge of Fife and Kinross
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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge of Forfarshire
    The Province of Forfarshire covers all the Lodge in the City of Dundee (which includes the suburbs of  Broughty Ferry, Lochee and Downfield), the Angus Towns of  Monifieth, Carnoustie, Arbroath, Montrose, Brechin, Froickheim, Forfar. Kirriemuir, also the villages of Glamis and un in beautifulf Glenesk - Tarfside.
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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge of Glasgow
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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge Kilwinning
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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge of Lanarkshire Middle Ward
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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge of Lanarkshire Upper Ward
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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge of Linlithgowshire
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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge of Midlothian
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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge of Moray and Nairn
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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge of Perthshire West
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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge of Ross and Cromarty
    Although we are one of the more northerly Provinces in Scotland - (our Province extends from the North Sea on the east coast to the Atlantic on the west coast) - we are nevertheless delighted to welcome Brethren from home and abroad into our Province.
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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge of Roxburgh, Peebles and Selkirk Shires
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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge of Stirlingshire
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    Web Link Provincial Grand Lodge of Sutherland
    The Provincial Grand Lodge of Sutherland is the governing body   for six lodges within the County of Sutherland, this is a widespread area, not heavily populated, in fact, quite the opposite. The 2001 Census   states that Sutherland has a total population of 13,778. Of this, approx 8000 people live in settlements of over 800 people (Helmsdale, Brora,   Golspie, Dornoch and Lairg), and the rest live in smaller towns, villages and crofting communities. With its small, scattered population, Sutherland   does not have any extensive built-up areas.   There are Masonic Lodges in 6 of its main villages, these are Brora, Durness, Dornoch, Golspie, Helmsdale and Lairg. Membership of the Provincial   Lodge is open to any Master Mason who wishes to join, Masters and Wardens of the Daughter Lodges are automatic members, their membership being paid   for by their respective Mother Lodges. Even so the attendance at Provincial meetings is extremely low. Every year the Provincial Master and his   Office Bearers must visit the Daughter Lodges to ensure that they are keeping within the Laws and Regulations of the Grand lodge of Scotland. Each   Lodge is run to very strict rules concerning membership, records and finance and all these are inspected on each annual visit.