Welcome to the Mark Province of Kent, which was constituted in 1872 at the Royal Hotel, Ramsgate, although our very first Provincial Grand Master was appointed 15 years earlier, in 1857. Since then, it has grown to become the second largest Province in the constitution with 59 Mark Lodges and 47 Royal Ark Mariner Lodges meeting all over Kent and London.
The Province is presided over by the Provincial Grand Master, R.W.Bro. Peter Williams and assisted by the Deputy Provincial Grand Master, W.Bro. Martyn Summers and two Assistant Provincial Grand Masters, W.Bro. Steve Hyland and W.Bro. Greg Dunham.
The aim of this website is to provide you with information about Mark Masonry and Royal Ark Mariner Masonry in Kent. We hope it will be a useful resource for our members, both prospective and existing.
It is hoped that by your interest you may like to expand your masonic knowledge of Freemasonry and you are invited to consider joining the Mark Degree. I am sure you will enjoy the experience for it is known throughout Freemasonry as the ‘friendly’ degree.
R.W.Bro. Peter David Williams,
Provincial Grand Master
Six Key Reasons why you should become a Mark Master Mason
To discover the link between the 2nd & 3rd Degrees in Craft Freemasonry
To find out why it's called the friendly degree
It's a bridge to other progressive orders
To better understand the Royal Arch
To join in our social activities
Charity – He gives twice who gives promptly
Kent Mark Master Masons’ Twitter Feed
#MarkThisDay 160 years ago today, on 25th July 1864, the United Service Lodge No.69 came into existence.
It is the oldest Lodge in the Province with continuous working.
Canterbury Samaritans Benefit From KMBF Match-Funding Donation
A presentation of £600 was made to The Samaritans Canterbury as a result of a successful match-funding application from the City’s St Martin’s Mark Lodge to the Kent Mark Benevolent Fund...
https://kentmarkmastermasons.org.uk/canterbury-samaritans-benefit-from-600-kmbf-match-funding-donation/
2/2 Following our visit to @TeesRiverRescue yesterday, I am pleased to share more photos and another of the rigid inflatable boat named 'Mark Mason'.
#MBF #MagicoftheMark
@MarkMasonsHall
1/2 A super visit to @TeesRiverRescue in Stockton-on-Tees yesterday. Delighted to present a cheque for £57,000, which paid for a new rigid inflatable boat. Thank you to our members, families and friends that have supported the MBF and made this possible.
#MBF
@MarkMasonsHall