I believe that the information contained within these pages will enable individuals to draw their own conclusions about the merits of the Orange Order in Liverpool. As an individual organisation that runs on its own efforts we have something others strive for - a pride in our principles and beliefs and are not afraid to stand up and be counted when taken to task, we can stand and be ridiculed and it does not effect us - attributes that have maintained our presence for two centuries and for a long time to come. As we continue, as an organisation, we go forward in strength, both in the courage of our convictions and the knowledge that the membership is strong in heart and in faith.

Orangeism has existed in Liverpool for over 200 years and for the last century the Orange Institution in England has centred in Liverpool. The present Grand Mistress is the first not to be a member of Liverpool Province, being instead a member of Manchester Province. Lodges are active holding events and socials throughout the year. The Ladies also do a great deal of work raising money for charity. Orangewomen work to promote the Christian and reformed faith and aim to uphold our rich Orange heritage.