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when did lodges stop meeting in London taverns and move to dedicated halls
The Grand Lodge of England initiated plans for a dedicated central hall in London in 1773, acquiring property in Great Queen Street. The foundation stone was laid in May 1775, and the building—named Freemasons' Hall—was dedicated on 23 May 1776. Following the completion of the London hall, the practice of constructing dedicated Masonic halls gradually spread to other towns and jurisdictions.
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What did the Museum of Freemasonry in London put on show most recently?
The Museum of Freemasonry in London staged the temporary exhibition "1723 – Inventing the Future", which ran through December 2023 to celebrate the tercentenary of James Anderson's landmark publication, *The Constitutions of the Free-Masons*, according to the Museum of Freemasonry's official website and reporting by *The Past*.
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