Museum of Freemasonry in Sydney, Australia | Museum

Museum of Freemasonry

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9284 2872

Address: 279 Castlereagh Street 2000 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.mof.org.au

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25.01.2022 Museum open again from 1st June 2020. Visits are by booking only at the email address [email protected] A maximum of 10 people only allowed in the museum at any one time and social distancing rules do apply. All tools will be guided and are free of charge at this stage. A small gift will be provided to each participant.... Make your booking as soon as possible.

22.01.2022 Great to have our first three visitors through the Museum today. 1 person from Serbia and 2 people from Texas. Hopefully more to come in days to come.

14.01.2022 NEEDED. Any member who can spare a day on a regular basis to assist in a scanning project for the Grand Lodge office. We have a number of books that need to be ...scanned to preserve the contents. Full training on the equipment provided. If you are interested please contact Chris Craven on [email protected] to discuss times.

06.01.2022 Over the next few months a range of promotional material can be seen here. It has all been created as a promotional tool for lodges. Please feel free to share if you find it useful. All material will eventually be available for download.

05.01.2022 Museum Closed. Turn on your sound

03.01.2022 My how things have changed. Back in 1917 I fellow brother was killed during action in World War I. The lodge in which he was a member was so impressed with his ...honour and Vella that they wished to express their consolation to his parents. We have just received this beautiful illuminated document where Lodge Waratah No. 166 of the United Grand Lodge of NSW & ACT had this document created to send to Mr and Mrs Clark expressing their esteem and sympathy at the death of Brother Joseph H Clarke. This document is beautifully bound in a tooled leather binder. We rarely see such expressions in this day and age.