Become a Freemason
Friendship
Freemasonry provides a unique environment for people from all backgrounds to make lasting friendships, learn skills, achieve their potential and above all, have fun.
Openness
Freemasonry prides itself on its transparency. Not only are Freemasons free to acknowledge their membership, they are encouraged to do so. Ask one today about Freemasonry.
Giving
Freemasons make a major contribution to society through their own charities as well as through donations to community and UK charities. Freemasons are very active in thier local community.
Provincial Grand Stewards Lodge of Northumberland No. 9981
2020 Festival Banquet
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Save the date for our 2020 Festival Banquet which will be held at the Grand Hotel, Gosforth Park.
What's it all about?
Freemasonry means different things to each of those who join. For some, it’s about making new friends and acquaintances. For others it’s about being able to help deserving causes – making a contribution to family and society. For most, it is all about having fun.
Our Core Values
One of the amazing aspects of Freemasonry, is that it brings together people of good character, irrespective of their different religious, ethnic or social backgrounds. Freemasons shape themselves around five core principles.
Whether you’re at university, working or retired, Freemasonry has something very special and unique to offer you and if you haven’t heard, there’s no secret about how to join. Simply click the button below, complete the form and we’ll tell you all about Freemasonry.
Festival 2020
Latest News
Northern Ice Wheelchair Curling Team ‘raise’ the bar in new team colours
Back in April, we reported on the charitable donation from The Richard Henry Holmes Benevolent Fund to the Northern Ice Wheelchair Curling Team, towards the
Time to tee off against Durham Masons.
Contact W.Bro Eric Longstaff at elongstaff@sky.com to reserve your place to play in The Joseph Millar Cup and help regain the silverware from the Province of Durham.
Latest News
Northern Ice Wheelchair Curling Team ‘raise’ the bar in new team colours
Back in April, we reported on the charitable donation from The Richard Henry Holmes Benevolent Fund to the Northern Ice Wheelchair Curling Team, towards the