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The Common Room / Re: Ancient Order of Druids in the 1920s
« on: Sunday 10 March 13 22:13 GMT (UK) »
That is very interesting and also a sad story.
I am sure he enjoyed his Druids membership. I can only assume the Druids were quite popular with other immigrant communities as there were both Italian and french speaking Lodges in London.
You may also be interested to know that an offshoot of the AOD became popular in America and some German speaking members returned to German taking their druidism with them. Today there are quite a number of Druids Lodges in Germany and other Countries in Northern Europe.
regards
Barry
I am sure he enjoyed his Druids membership. I can only assume the Druids were quite popular with other immigrant communities as there were both Italian and french speaking Lodges in London.
You may also be interested to know that an offshoot of the AOD became popular in America and some German speaking members returned to German taking their druidism with them. Today there are quite a number of Druids Lodges in Germany and other Countries in Northern Europe.
regards
Barry