A secret chamber, hidden for 400 years and with possible links to early freemasonry, has been discovered.
The entrance to the room, which has plastered walls, was found inside a cupboard at the National Trust-owned house Canons Ashby, near Daventry. Continue reading –
Pendle Lodge of Freemasons 
On a lighter note regarding the discovery of a possible Freemasons Lodge room albeit small, if all that attended were the size of Roy Langtree or Peter Christie they would get plenty in. Ha Ha.
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Greeting Bob, I would be interested in having a look in the room. Does this story not prick your curiosity? Regards to all at Pendle 4703.
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Hi Shane.
I agree that a look inside the space would be interesting. However I’m still of the opinion that its not a lodge room. A lodge, as you know, is a gathering of Brethen, and a space that size would only be able to accommodate 6 people at a squeeze. For a masonic gathering you would need a little more room than is suggested here.
It’s a curious space no doubt, but brought to the attention of the public on the back of Freemasonry me thinks.
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6 ft x 5 ft is a very small lodge room indeed. I think the article is clutching at straws for an explanation and relying on readers interest in freemasonry to come up with a respectable explanation for the space. The images shown don’t appear to be anything recognisably masonic. But who knows?
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