Mysterious Portland

Revealing the Lost Knowledge and Legacy of Britain's Masonic Isle

The Isle of Portland, in the county of Dorset, reaches into the English Channel at one of the UK’s southernmost points. Renowned since Roman times for its high-quality white limestone, it has been a key material in rebuilding Wren’s London. The author’s research into local history, folklore, and archaeology reveals a deep reverence for the island that predates the Romans, including a necropolis for the prehistoric Wessex Culture with numerous stone circles, burial mounds, and mysterious underground beehive chambers. The book also delves into Portlanders' heritage, with claims of descent from the Phoenicians and Saxon Jutes, and explores a Masonic legacy evident in the city's architecture and churches, as well as in secret measurements between structures—hinting at an ancient unit dating back 5000 years and referenced in the Bible.