Artifacts of Ampthill Freemasons Lodge 24902026-05-18T12:00:11+00:00

AMPTHILL LODGE ARCHIVES

Artifacts of Ampthill Freemasons

Historic documents, objects and records preserving the story of Ampthill Lodge No. 2490 and the generations of Freemasons connected with it since 1894.

The archive of Ampthill Lodge contains summonses, minute books, yearbooks, ceremonial objects and historic records connected with more than a century of Freemasonry in Ampthill.

Together, these artifacts help preserve not only the administrative history of the Lodge, but also the character, traditions and continuity of the brethren who have met here across successive generations.

PRESERVING OUR HERITAGE

Objects, Documents and Records from Lodge History

“Preserving the history and traditions of Ampthill Freemasonry.”

PRESERVING OUR HERITAGE

Among the most significant surviving records is the summons connected with the opening and dedication of the new Masonic Temple in Ampthill.

Documents such as these offer a direct connection to the Lodge’s ceremonial and social development during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

ARCHIVE COLLECTION

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Browse a growing collection of historic summonses, excerpts from minute books, ceremonial objects, photographs and records connected with the history of Ampthill Lodge No. 2490.

1899 Bedfordshire Yearbook

An annual yearbook is produced by the Province of Bedfordshire with details of current lodge members [...]

2nd Anniversary Summons

This is the Summons for the 2nd Anniversary of The Ampthill Lodge, where Bro. Ralph Pearce was to be [...]

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