Masonic Grand Lodge, Scotland
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Masonic Grand Lodge, Scotland
Image: © Jim Campbell Taken: 19 Mar 2007
The Grand Lodge of Scotland, 96 George Street Edinburgh EH2 3DH. Grand Hall looking east. The present Freemasons' Hall was built during 1911 - 1912. It replaced an earlier building that had been on the site since 1858. The previous building was designed by the famous Scottish architect, David Bryce (who was a Freemason), but by the end of the century the building had become too small for the needs of Grand Lodge and it was decided to build a new larger home - the present building. The Grand Hall is the main meeting place of Grand Lodge. Regular Communications are held in February, June and October.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.952431
Longitude
-3.202642