Residents across the County are being invited to experience a unique and inspiring exhibition celebrating Essex Freemasonry and 250 years of history, community spirit and charitable impact.
“Foundations of Fellowship” will be on display at Havering Museum from 9 May to 24 July, offering visitors a rare opportunity to explore the rich heritage, traditions and modern-day contributions of Essex Freemasonry within the local community .
This remarkable exhibition brings together historical artefacts, stories and imagery that highlight the enduring values of friendship and charity. From its historic origins to its present-day role supporting local causes, the exhibition paints a compelling picture of an organisation deeply rooted in community engagement.
Visitors can expect:
Fascinating artefacts and insights into 250 years of history
Stories of charitable work and local impact
A celebration of community, tradition and fellowship
Engaging displays suitable for all ages
The exhibition will be open Wednesday to Friday, 11:00am – 4:30pm, with special Saturday openings for planned events .
Located at Havering Museum, 19–21 High Street, Romford, the venue provides the perfect setting to explore this significant milestone and learn more about the people and values behind it.
A spokesperson said:
“This exhibition is about opening doors, sharing stories, celebrating community, and inviting people to discover the positive impact that has been made locally over generations. Whether you’re curious about history or passionate about community, there is something here for everyone.”
Entry is expected to attract visitors from across Essex and London, and early attendance is encouraged.
