Essex Masonic Library Museum

Raising the awareness of Freemasons and members of the public, to the rich history and development of Freemasonry, is amongst the aims of the Essex Provincial Library and Museum. They have been in existence since 2006, when they were opened by the Provincial Grand Master, R.W. Bro. John Michael Webb. The displays reflect a modern and vibrant

Lodges at Colvin Memorial Hall

St Osyth’s Priory Lodge No. 2063 Consecrated 11th November 1884  Ritual; Emulation Southcliff Lodge No. 4230 Warrant 13/12/1920 Ritual; Emulation Colvin Lodge No. 5374 Warrant 22/06/1932 Ritual; Emulation Holland-on-Sea Lodge No. 6639 Warrant 03/03/1948 Ritual; Emulation Martello Lodge No. 7121 Warrant 25/07/1951 Ritual; Emulation Clactonian Lodge No. 8939 Warrant 12/03/1980 Ritual; Emulation North Essex Round Table Lodge No. 9578 Warrant 14/12/1994

Essex Mason Ltd

Essex Mason Ltd is a Charitable Trust (Reg. No. 1091864) run by volunteers from the fraternity in Essex, United Kingdom. Essex Mason Ltd procure and supply quality Regalia (for many Masonic Orders), Furnishings, Books Jewellery, Gifts& Sundries. Essex Mason Ltd prices remain some of the most competitive in the United Kingdom. What’s more, every penny

Coronation Chapter No. 2063

Membership of the Royal Arch Chapter is open to all those who have become full members of a Craft Lodge. History Coronation Chapter No. 2063: On January 20th, 1899, it was first mooted to form a Royal Arch Chapter attached to St. Osyth’s Priory Lodge, and that on January 17th, 1902, the necessary papers were signed

History of St. Osyth’s Priory

ABBEY OR PRIORY OF ST. OSYTH. Back in the 7th Century we first find records of this place as part of the possessions of Sigherc, King of Essex ; it is called in the records Clce, Chich, Clca, Cicce, Clta, Clhc, Ciz, and later St. Osith. Wynkyn de Worde printed in 1516 the 14 Nova

History 50 years

The first fifty year history of St. Osyth’s Priory Lodge No. 2063 Some time prior to November 1884 several brethren had felt that It was desirable that a Lodge should be formed at Clacton-on-Sea, and with the aid of some of the brethren from Arnold Lodge. No. 1799, at Walton-on-Naze, a petition was prepared and