Kilwinning Crosse has started the 2016 year running. During the Stated, the lodge heard the reading of a petition and have since received a second with a third said to be on the way. The lodge was also visited by RtWor Richard Banker early in the year where the DDGM wished Wor. Tim Lewis a…
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On Sunday, October 25th, Kilwinning Crosse played host to a myriad of historic organizations including the Historic Society of Caroline County and Historic Port Royal. At this quarterly meeting, the Historical Society of Caroline County provided food and drink to their guests and recognized the history of Kilwinning Crosse lodge as a Caroline institution. The…
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The Bowling Green Harvest Festival proved to be an eventful time for Kilwinning Crosse! Our facility hosted a Virginia Child ID Program (Va CHIP) table offering free ID services to children, several train displays from Bro. Lee Harris, and a Girl Scout tent featuring crafts produced by the Girl Scouts in our community. The brethren…
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Last Saturday, on October 3rd of 2015, the Worshipful Master and Junior Warden of Kilwinning Crosse traveled to Williamsburg No. 6’s historic lodge to celebrate the anniversary of our Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Virginia. In attendance were representatives from all 7 founding members of the Grand Lodge of Virginia. It was a pleasure to…
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We are finalizing our preparations for the Kilwinning Crosse Table Lodge celebrating our 260th anniversary. The food is being provided by local establishment K Jo’s and cost will be $15/plate. During this event, we will have several items typically locked in our safe on display and will also be formally introducing our newly mounted murals…
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We have sent out flyers for our Sept 19th Table Lodge. Details are contained on THIS FLYER. Please share with any who may want to attend!
Contained within our archives are several historic aprons, one with a provenance claiming to be an apron worn by George Washington on his several visits to our lodge and another showing it to originate from the Grand Lodge of Scotland in 1741 which would make it one of the oldest, if not the oldest, apron…
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Saturday, August 22nd, RtWor Wayne Brooks and Wor Ron Childress worked tirelessly to prepare our Sidney E. King murals for mounting. Since one of the murals was painted directly onto the interior wall of a building (seen in the picture, attached), it required a good deal of prep work. 4×4 posts were mounted to the wall/floor…
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Thank you to Entered Apprentice Michael Beale, Bro Jerry Brown, WBro Al Clow and Ronnie Walters, and RtWor Wayne Brooks and Tom Lewis for painting the dining hall in preparation for hanging our new portraits. The room looks amazing! We are now prepared to hang the canvas portrait ‘The Battle of Chancellorsville’ and a portrait…
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This is just a reminder that our pancake breakfasts will be held the Saturday after our Stated. This is to provide ample reminders and updates to our members and visitors. Non-masons and family are welcomed to attend. The breakfast is free, but donations are accepted. Proceeds from all donations will go towards subsidizing new officer’s…
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