Harmonie

Lodge No. 282, Carrickfergus · Founded 1809

Harmonie Lodge No. 282 has met in Carrickfergus since its warrant was first issued in 1809. The Lodge takes its name from the word "Harmonie" which was discovered engraved upon its original jewels, a set entrusted to Lodge 43 in 1886 by Marriott Dalway of Bellahill and returned when the Lodge was re-formed in 1889.

We extend a warm welcome to all visiting Brethren and to any candidate considering Freemasonry. Whether you are passing through Carrickfergus for the evening or thinking of joining us, you will find a friendly and enjoyable evening at our Lodge.

Stated Communications are held on the 1st Tuesday of each month at 7:30 pm, except July and August.

A short history

Warrant No. 282 was first issued to Brethren of Carrickfergus in 1809, but was returned to Grand Lodge in 1830. In 1889 a memorial was presented to Grand Lodge by Josias W. Patrick, Samuel Maxwell, Henry Blackburne, James Bell, James N. Hamilton, A. J. A. Lepper and John Vint, and the same number was re-issued to the town. The Lodge has worked continuously since.

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Lodge Officers

The Officers of Harmonie Lodge are installed at the January meeting each year. A complete list of the Officers serving in the current year can be found at the link below.

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