Norfolk Museum of Freemasonry

About the museum

The Norfolk Museum of Freemasonry was officially opened on 18 September 2018 and tells the story of Freemasonry in the county of Norfolk. It is run by Norfolk Freemasons and is open to the public as well as to members, with free entry.

Some of the exhibits are permanent. One cabinet is kept for rotating displays from Norfolk lodges, and its contents are changed every six months. The museum also keeps a reference library and an archive that support research into Freemasonry in Norfolk, and visitors who want to see particular material are asked to contact the team in advance so that it can be prepared.

The museum accepts donations of Masonic items for the collection and welcomes volunteers for cataloguing and for helping to run the museum.

Highlights

• Permanent displays on Freemasonry in Norfolk
• Rotating cabinet with displays from Norfolk lodges, changed every six months
• Reference library and archive for research
• Free entry

Permanent exhibition

• Freemasonry in Norfolk – Permanent displays on the history of Freemasonry in Norfolk, with one cabinet of rotating displays from Norfolk lodges that is changed every six months.

Founded

2018

Operated by

Norfolk Museum of Freemasonry (registered charity), Norfolk Freemasons

Admission & discounts

Admission is free.

Entry is free for the public and for members of the Craft.

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