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Museum of Freemasonry

Museum of Freemasonry

Museum of Freemasonry

Open to the public

Museum or gallery in Camden

165 artworks

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Many people have heard of freemasonry. Most have no idea what it actually involves. At the Museum of Freemasonry, the goal is to help visitors learn about freemasonry in all its cultural richness. If you are a freemason, the museum is a treasure trove for exploration. If you are not a freemason, it is the perfect place to visit and discover what freemasonry is all about. The exhibitions and events illuminate the history of freemasonry, explore its traditions and values, and reveal its significance through the ages and around the world.

Freemasons' Hall, 60 Great Queen Street, London, Greater London WC2B 5AZ England

contact@museumfreemasonry.org.uk

0207 395 9257

The Library and Museum is free to visit and is open to the general public 10am–5pm Monday to Friday except public holidays and the Christmas and New Year period. Although some of the paintings are on display in the Library and Museum, most are either in storage or on display in parts of the building where access is restricted. However, they can generally be seen by appointment so please contact us if you would like to see a particular painting.

https://museumfreemasonry.org.uk

Artworks

  • Sir Kenneth G. Newton (1918–2008), Bt, OBE, TD, PSGW, President of the Board of General Purposes (1986–1991)
    Sir Kenneth G. Newton (1918–2008), Bt, OBE, TD, PSGW, President of the Board of General Purposes (1986–1991) David Hugh Cobley (b.1954)
    Museum of Freemasonry
  • HM King George VI (1895–1952)
    HM King George VI (1895–1952) Herbert James Gunn (1893–1964)
    Museum of Freemasonry
  • James W. Daniel (b.1941), Grand Secretary (1998–2002)
    James W. Daniel (b.1941), Grand Secretary (1998–2002) William Ashley Hold (b.1964)
    Museum of Freemasonry
  • Right Honourable the Earl Cadogan, DL, President of the Board of General Purposes (1999–2004)
    Right Honourable the Earl Cadogan, DL, President of the Board of General Purposes (1999–2004) Richard Stone (b.1951)
    Museum of Freemasonry
  • Right Honourable Lawrence Roger (1896–1969), 11th Earl of Scarbrough
    Right Honourable Lawrence Roger (1896–1969), 11th Earl of Scarbrough Herbert James Gunn (1893–1964)
    Museum of Freemasonry
  • Right Honourable Lord Lane of Horsell (1925–2009), PSGW, President of the Board of General Purposes (1992–1995)
    Right Honourable Lord Lane of Horsell (1925–2009), PSGW, President of the Board of General Purposes (1992–1995) David Hugh Cobley (b.1954)
    Museum of Freemasonry
  • Jeremy Pemberton (1919–2008), PSGW, President of the Board of General Purposes (1972–1986)
    Jeremy Pemberton (1919–2008), PSGW, President of the Board of General Purposes (1972–1986) David Hugh Cobley (b.1954)
    Museum of Freemasonry
  • 158 more

Artists

  • Robert Jones
    George Henry Harlow (1787–1819)
  • Major-General Sir F. H. Sykes (1877–1954), GBE, KCB, CMG
    Louis Frederick Roslyn (1878–1940)
  • Thomas Robert Norman Crofts
    Geoffrey Walter Goss (1901–1985)
  • Rissaldar Mohubut Khan, Bahadur, 2nd Scinde Irregular Horse
    Alexander Sandor Svoboda (1826–1896)
  • James Willing (1838–1915)
    Elite Lundoil
  • Havildar (later Honorary Captain) Gaje Ghale (1919–2000), VC, 2nd Battalion, 5th Royal Gurkha Rifles (Frontier Force)
    Simon Elwes (1902–1975)
  • Applicants for Admission to a Casual Ward
    Luke Fildes (1843–1927)
  • William Terriss (1847–1897)
    Thomas Richard Essex (1865–1916)
  • William Sheppard Hoare (1835–1911)
    William Carter (1863–1939)
  • John Dryden
    John Riley (1646–1691)

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    Ben Uri Gallery & Museum
  • Birkbeck, University of London
  • British Library
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  • Camden Local Studies and Archives Centre
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  • Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust
  • Central Saint Martins
  • Central School of Speech & Drama