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Kent Museum of Freemasonry

Heritage Open Day

 

Picture of Richard Dixy, a visiting volunteer standing next to the MCF banner

Great Museum, learned a lot. Would recommend it to everyone who doesn't have a clue what freemason is. Check it out. And its for free so u have nothing to lose

Visited today and found it open, trip advisor said it was closed, shame it is an enlightening experience would recommend all to visit

A lovely little gem, that you can easy walk past, if you don't see it, the museum itself is well worth a visit .

Every September the Canterbury Society organises events to celebrate our fantastic history & culture. It’s your chance to see hidden places and historic buildings all over the city which are usually closed to the public. Entry is FREE to them all!

This year’s theme – Creativity Unwrapped – From the famous to the ‘familiar only to locals’, and covering all areas of creativity from art to zoetropes. The spotlight will be on the people and places who give Canterbury’s heritage the X factor!

This year the Museum of Freemasonry will be taking part, see below for their opening times and special talks and events. 

 

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Kent Museum of Freemasonry

Rated 4.5 on Trip Advisor

The Kent Museum of Freemasonry, is a museum in St Peters Place, Canterbury, Kent with a rare collection of masonic exhibits of national and international importance.

 

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