Origins of London Welsh Lodge No.2867 London Welsh Lodge No.2867 was consecrated in September 1901 in London to serve Welsh Freemasons residing in the city. At the turn of the 20th century, there were more than 35,000 Welsh-born people living in London, with vibrant communities centered around Welsh culture, language, chapel life, and societies such as the Cymmrodorion (which promoted Welsh learning and charitable works). It was in that cultural soil that the idea for a distinctly Welsh Masonic

For Y Wladfa. In 1865, 153 Welsh people moved to Patagonia to preserve their culture. And they succeeded. Our new Wrexham 3rd kit sponsored by @United commemorates 160 years of the largest Welsh community outside of Wales. Those who never forgot where they came from. Yma O Hyd. 🔴⚪️ #WxmAFC | Wrexham AFC