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Freemason lodges open their doors to public

GUERNSEY’S Freemason lodges opened their doors to the public on Saturday in a bid to share their history, highlight their core principles and ‘disprove accusations that we are a secret society’.

Deputy Provincial Grand Master Keith Read gives a talk on the history of the Freemasons at the Masonic Centre open day held on Saturday. (Picture by Adrian Miller, (19274590)
Deputy Provincial Grand Master Keith Read gives a talk on the history of the Freemasons at the Masonic Centre open day held on Saturday. (Picture by Adrian Miller, (19274590) / Guernsey Press

Presentations were held throughout the afternoon at the Masonic Centre in St Martin’s, which is home to nine of the ten lodges across Guernsey and Alderney.

Islanders were invited to look around the different lodges, meeting rooms and other facilities.

Deputy provincial grandmaster Keith Read said it was important to clarify what the freemasons do and debunk some common misconceptions.

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