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Masonic Hall Ballycastle EHOD 2026

56 Ann Street, Ballycastle, County Antrim, BT54 6AD
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Step inside a beautifully restored Grade II listed former Masonic Hall, originally built in 1884, and discover a remarkable heritage success story. Once identified on the Built Heritage at Risk Northern Ireland register, this historic building has now been carefully conserved and brought back to life as a private residence.

This open day offers a rare chance to explore the building and view Masonic Lodge memorabilia, while learning about its history and the members who once met here.

Reflecting the theme of Heritage at Risk, the project highlights how dedicated restoration can safeguard important buildings for the future—making this a must-see example of heritage not only saved, but given a new lease of life.

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Season (12 Sept 2026)
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Saturday11:00 - 15:00

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