This section
contains links to anything we can find that has the name
Dalhousie attached to it.
Some may be related to our lodge, most have no relationship and
are just here for the fun of it.
Joseph Warren History
In December 1769 Warren, received
commission for the Earl of Dalhousie, Grand Master of Masons in
Scotland, appointing him Provincial Grand Master of Masons in
Boston and within 100 miles of the same. Thus began the Grand
Lodge of Massachusetts which eventually led to the formation of
our lodge, Dalhousie in 1860.
Joseph Warren Tavern
George Washington stopped by for
refreshments...
Paul Revere considered us one of his favorite 'watering holes'...
When Washington died his funeral speech was given here...
The Warren Tavern was probably the first building erected in
Charlestown after the British razed the town during the Battle of
Bunker Hill on June 17,1775. It was founded by Captain Eliphelet
Newell in 1780. Newell had been believed to have been a
participant at the famous Boston Tea Party and as an ardent
patriot and admirer of Dr.(General) Joseph Warren, it is natural
that he named his tavern after the fallen hero of the Battle of
Bunker Hill.
Dalhousie University
Early in the 19th century, George Ramsay, the 9th Earl of
Dalhousie, who was Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia at the
time, established a college that would be open to all, regardless
of class or creed .Located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Port Dalhousie Lighthouse
Port dalhousie was the northern
terminus of the Welland Canal from 1829 to 1932. This canal
connected Lakes Ontario and Erie, thus bypassing Niagara Falls.
The original rear range light was built in 1852. The front range
light was built in 1879. The rear range light was rebuilt in 1893
and 1898. Fire destroyed the original structure, and lightning
destroyed the second.
The Dalhousie Street Residence
is a 12 bed co-ed treatment group home for children age
12-16. Located at 331 Dalhousie Street in Brantford, Ontario, the
Residence was opened in August 1992 through the joint efforts of
the St. Leonard's Society of Brant and the Brant Children's Aid
Society. Since then, the Residence has been a home to young
people who are considered "hard to serve" and in need
of a long term, structured, therapeutic environment.
Dalhousie, a neighborhood of
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Located in the
northwest sector of Calgary, the community of Dalhousie is
bounded by John Laurie Boulevard to the north, Shaganappi Trail
to the east, Crowchild Trail to the south, and Sarcee Trail to
the west. The gently sloping topography is characteristic of the
northwest sector, with the dominant land form being Nose Hill,
north of Dalhousie. Dalhousie was annexed to the city in 1961 and
it was substantially developed by the late 1970s. The land use of
this suburb of Calgary is predominantly single family residential
and it is within close proximity to regional shopping centres,
the University of Calgary and S.A.I.T. Dalhousie residents have
easy access to the pathway leading to Nose Hill Park.
Dalhousie Estate
For Lord and Lady Dalhousie extend a warm welcome to their home at the ancient city of Brechin in the beautiful County of Angus in North East Scotland. Brechin Castle and the splendid Castle Gardens have been in the Dalhousie Family since the 17th Century and cover 55,000 acres of stunning countryside from rich farmland in the vale of Strathmore at Brechin and Edzell to the summits of the Grampian Mountains. A range of quality accommodation from comfortable staffed Shooting Lodges to self catering cottages is available throughout the Estate. Angus is an area rich in culture and history with wonderful walking and wildlife, superb salmon fishing, heather moorlands, and high tops where red deer herds are to be seen; also fine golf course and majestic coastal scenery.
More on the castle...
Situated on the western outskirts of Brechin on a crag overlooking the River South Esk, Brechin Castle is the seat of the Earls of Dalhousie. A castle built by the Maules existed here in the 13th Century, but for nearly 300 years Brechin was a royal stronghold. In the 16th century it passed to the Erskine Earls of Mar, but in 1634 it was purchased by the Maules who were later created Earls of Panmure. Much of the present building was erected in the 18th century. There is a visitor centre and Pictish Centre in its grounds.
Scottish country house,
Dalhousie Lodge, Scotland
Edzell, by Brechin, Angus, Scotland
DALHOUSIE LODGE a secluded, comfortable and well equipped country
house, is situated on the edge of Edzell Golf Course, overlooking
a sheltered garden with fine views to the Grampian mountains to
the North and West. Access is by a private drive and the grounds
include a sheltered mature garden. Croquet lawn and tennis court.
Dalhousie Lodge
(another site of the lodge just above) a secluded comfortable and well-equipped country house, is situated within its own private and sheltered gardens overlooking the picturesque Edzell Golf Course. There are fine views up Glen Esk to the Grampian mountains and the River North Esk is nearby. Access to the house is by a private drive and the mature gardens include a tennis court and croquet lawn. There are many fine golf courses in the vicinity and Gleneagles, St. Andrews and Carnoustie are all with 1 1/2 hours. Braemar and Royal Deeside are within 1 hour's drive, and salmon fishing and stalking may be available locally.
La Caserne Dalhousie
est avant tout un centre de création et de production
vers lequel, de partout dans le monde, convergent des artistes
pour travailler avec Robert Lepage.
Dalhousie, Chamba District, Himachal Pradesh, India
Dalhousie is a beautiful hill station in the Chamba district of Himachal Pradesh in India. Established in 1854 by the British Empire in India as a summer retreat for its troops and bureaucrats, the town was named after Lord Dalhousie who was the British Viceroy in India at that time. Dalhousie is built on and around five hills and has an estimated population of 10,000. Located on the western edge of the Dhauladhar mountain range of the Himalayas, Dalhousie is surrounded by the beautiful scenery of snow-capped peaks.
Clan Ramsay's Dalhousie Castle
The seat of the Ramsays is Dalhousie Castle in Midlothian. The Ramsays have retained possession of Dalhousie Castle longer than any family has retained possession of a castle in Scotland. The castle is located about eight miles south of Edinburgh on A7 at Bonnyrigg. The setting is a picturesque wooded area along the South Esk River in the parish of Cockpen. The original structure was built in the 13th century and the main parts of the present baronial mansion were constructed in 1450. The castle is of pink sandstone quarried from the opposite bank of the river and its roof is of solid lead. Dalhousie Castle, with its 15th century drum tower, closely resembled Direlton Castle, which is now in ruins.
Brechin Castle Centre
The Dalhousie Family welcome you to Brechin Castle Centre. At Brechin Castle Centre there's lots more to buy than top quality plants and gifts. And more to enjoy than the delicious home baked food in the Coffee Shop. A visit to Brechin Castle Centre is a special day out for all the family. We want to share our love of the countryside with our visitors, so we developed the Country Park and Model Farm, the ornamental lake with its bird life, and walks round 62 acres. We built the Dragon's Lair Adventure Playground because we understand that if the kids are enjoying themselves, parents can relax too.
Dalhousie Pipe Band
Welcome to the Home Page of the Dalhousie Pipe Band and Dalhousie Dancers. We are located in Basel, Switzerland. Please take your time and have a look through our web pages. Your comments and feedback are very much appreciated and welcome.