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History of Eanred Lodge
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The Menu at our First Meeting
Mill Lane, Billingham
WBro F. P. Ramshaw PPAGDC
First Worshipful Master of Eanred Lodge 1957-58
Mill Lane, Billingham
The Menu at our First Meeting
Mill Lane, Billingham
Eanred Lodge was formed in 1956 and received its Warrant of Constitution on 25th July of the same year. The Lodge was consecrated on 18th May 1957.
The Lodge began life when a group of Freemasons from the Lodge of Fraternity No.1418, based at Stockton Masonic Hall, decided to form a new Lodge based in Billingham. St. Albans’ Church Hall, C
Eanred Lodge was formed in 1956 and received its Warrant of Constitution on 25th July of the same year. The Lodge was consecrated on 18th May 1957.
The Lodge began life when a group of Freemasons from the Lodge of Fraternity No.1418, based at Stockton Masonic Hall, decided to form a new Lodge based in Billingham. St. Albans’ Church Hall, Corfe Crescent, Billingham, was where the Lodge began life. The Lodge moved to St. Cuthbert's Hall, Church Road, Billingham in 1958 where it remained for ten years, moving to its present home at 32 Mill Lane, Billingham in 1968.
The Lodge meets on the second Monday of the month except for January and February when it is in recess. The Installation of the new Worshipful Master takes place at the May meeting.
The Menu at our First Meeting
The Menu at our First Meeting
The Menu at our First Meeting
King Eanred
Eanred was born in 760, the son of King Aelfwald II of Northumbria and an illegitimate daughter of Charlemagne. His father was deposed by Aelfwald II of Northumbria in 806, but, with Charlemagne's help, Eanred returned to power in 808. He reigned as King from 808 to 841 and in 829 he was forced to submit to King Egbert of Wessex at Dore i
Eanred was born in 760, the son of King Aelfwald II of Northumbria and an illegitimate daughter of Charlemagne. His father was deposed by Aelfwald II of Northumbria in 806, but, with Charlemagne's help, Eanred returned to power in 808. He reigned as King from 808 to 841 and in 829 he was forced to submit to King Egbert of Wessex at Dore in South Yorkshire. He abdicated in favour of his son Aethelred II of Northumbria in 841.