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Scottish FreemasonryEst. 1868

The DistrictGrand Lodgeof Newfoundland & Labrador

Grand Lodge of Ancient Free & Accepted Masons of Scotland

ABOUT
OUR
DISTRICT

Welcome to the District Grand Lodge of Newfoundland and Labrador

Thank you for visiting the official website of the District Grand Lodge of Newfoundland and Labrador, Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Scotland.

As Scottish Freemasons we are a community of like-minded individuals committed to personal growth, mutual support, and improving our communities. Our District Grand Lodge formed in 1868. At that time there were already two Scottish lodges in the province, Lodge Tasker #454 and Lodge Harbor Grace #476. We are proud of our heritage and dedicated to nurturing personal growth in our members.

Because of its original take on Freemasonry, Scottish Freemasonry has flourished for over 400 years. Its members are spread across the globe, with 32 provinces in Scotland, 26 districts and 4 superintendencies throughout the world.

Est. 1868 — DGL NL
The District Archive

LODGE
ROLL

"A photographic record of the active lodges under the jurisdiction of the District Grand Lodge."

Grand Lodge
of Scotland
EST. 1599

GLOBAL
HERITAGE

"Scottish Freemasonry has flourished for over 400 years, creating a worldwide network of like-minded individuals."

400 years of history. That is the legacy we carry. From the oldest lodge records in existence to a vibrant modern fraternity, the Scottish Constitution has maintained its original approach to the craft while spreading across the globe.

The Grand Lodge of Scotland oversees a vast network that transcends borders. It is not just an organization; it is a living, breathing testament to the universality of our principles.

CoverageWorldwide Fraternity
Years of History400+
Provinces (Scotland)32
Districts Worldwide26
Superintendencies04

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