Grand Lodge of Scotland

	Freemasons' Hall 96 George Street Edinburgh EH2 3DH
'Phone: 0131 225 5304 Fax: 0131 225 3953

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Objectives

To allow more effective communication.
To provide a fast and efficient method of delivering information.
To provide a focal point where those interested in the Grand Lodge of Scotland can access information.
To demonstrate the good work carried out by the Grand Lodge of Scotland.
To celebrate the 400th anniversary of the earliest known Masonic records in the world.

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Site Contents

Click HERE for a detailed "Site Map" with some explanatory descriptions of the Site layout. Please note that some links are still "under construction"!

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These pages implemented and maintained by Willie Davidson
Fellow of the International Guild of Masonic Webmasters

The background theme for this page is the "The Garb of Old Gaul".
This is the march that announces The Grand Master Mason and his Office-Bearers when they enter Grand Lodge.
This is a Midi file provided by Brother Stephen Budge, Past Master of Stratford Lodge No.332, and Webmaster of the South Huron District WebSite , Grand Lodge of Canada in the Province of Ontario
"The Garb of Old Gaul" is also the slow march of the Scots Guards. For a Military Band version (WAV file) Click HERE (NB: Download time > 1 minute!)

Acknowledgement: The page counter and the graphic for the Tartan Day link are with the kind permission of our Internet Service Provider, Scotland On Line.

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