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Moneyreagh Masonic Hall EHOD 2026

36 Church Road, Moneyreagh, County Down, BT23 6BB
Moneyreagh Masonic Hall EHOD 2026

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Step inside Moneyreagh Masonic Hall, a building with over 116 years of history, and discover the story of a local lodge founded more than 200 years ago.

This open day offers visitors a unique insight into the heritage of Freemasonry in the village and its long-standing place within the community.

Explore a fascinating collection of artefacts and photographs, tracing the history of the hall and Moneyreagh itself through the years. The hall has also played an important role in community life, regularly welcoming visitors for charity fundraising events.

A warm welcome awaits as you learn more about the traditions, history and ongoing community connections that make this historic hall well worth a visit.

Facilities

Accessibility

  • Ramp / Level Access
  • Toilets for disabled visitors

Establishment Features

  • Lift/Elevator - Curved track Stairlift

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Opening Times

Season (12 Sept 2026)
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Saturday10:00 - 14:00

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