Publisher's Synopsis
"History of the old Lodge of Dumfries, now Denominated Dumfries Kilwinning, no. 53" is a detailed historical account by James Smith, exploring the origins and development of the Dumfries Kilwinning Lodge No. 53. This book offers a comprehensive look at the lodge's activities, membership, and contributions to the broader Masonic community.
Smith's work includes an introduction to the ancient manuscript charges held by the lodge, providing invaluable insights into the early principles and practices of Freemasonry. The book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of Freemasonry in Scotland, offering a window into the traditions and evolution of this influential fraternal organization.
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