CENTENNIAL-KING GEORGE LODGE NO. 171



DESCRIPTION

This tartan was designed by Earl Kitchener Ward of Langford, British Columbia, in 1958. It is believed that this was the official tartan for the British Columbia Centennial celebrations in 1958, although it appears that the tartan was never registered and there is no documentary evidence of its use during the centennial celebrations. The tartan was adopted at the time, and is currently still used, as the altar cloth for the Freemason's Lodge: Centennial-King George Lodge No. 171, within the Grand Lodge of British Columbia and Yukon.


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R/4 W14 B60 G72 Y/4 (SRT No. 10846)

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