{Braintree Masonic Centre}

Link: http://www.braintreemasoniccentre.org.uk

A stab at using a Content Management System (CMS) to build a website for the Masonic Centre (Howard Hall) at Braintree in Essex. As this is a site which permits user accounts, members can be encouraged to maintain their own content

{Carlas Craft Creations}

Link: http://www.carlascreations.co.uk

Shop site: If you need functional knitware, Carla's Craft Creations is the site for you. Carla will make almost anything you can think of. Give her a call today and discuss your requirements

{Comrades Lodge No.2976}

Link: http://www.comrades2976.co.uk

The webpages of Comrades Lodge No. 2976. Comrades Lodge is a Masonic Lodge and meets in Colchester at St. Giles Masonic Centre (see below). The Lodge has been around for over one hundred years since 1903 and although once was exclusive to the military, is now open to all. Visitors are always welcome.

{Comrades Chapter No.2976}

Link: http://www.comrades-royalarch2976.co.uk/

The webpages of Comrades Chapter No. 2976. Comrades Chapter is the affiliate chapter to Comrades Lodge, however, the membership is not exclusive to Comrades Lodge. Again visitors are always welcome.

{East Anglian Shetland Sheepdog Club}

Link: http://www.eassc.org.uk/

If you like Shetland Sheepdogs, this is the site you need. Information and links to other Sheltie sites. Have Sheltie, will visit the site...

{Essex Mason}

Link: http://www.essexmason.co.uk/

Shop site for Essex Mason, which sells all things Masonic including books, regalia, furniture and cases.

{J.M.M. Jewellry}

Link: http://www.jmmjewellery.co.uk

This site is a commercial site, hoping to open up the audience to Jim's Jewellry shop. Jim specialises in commissions and Masonic Jewellry, and has been doing so for a number of years. Visit his shop in Colchester, "Chimes", which is just up from Abbeygates approaching Scheregate steps.

{Masters Pie}

Link: http://www.masters-pie.co.uk

This site..!! These are the home pages of the family Masters. Set up mainly for the Genealogy and history of the present family, and hopefully give information to others researching family trees.

{St. Giles Masonic Centre}

Link: http://www.stgilescentre.org.uk

The web pages of the St. Giles Masonic Centre, which houses 13 Craft Lodges and associated Side Degrees. This site also gives information about research into the centre, formerly known as St. Giles' Church. St. Giles is an ancient building and has a rich history stretching back a millennium, especially during the time of the English Civil War.