Situated on the ground floor is the Cameron Library. We named the library after Richard Cameron one of the better known names of the Scottish Covenanters and their heroes of resistance to arbitrary power. As a preacher, public figure and popular leader, he epitomized the steadfastness of a people in the face of bitter and protracted persecution in the 17th Century. Such was the impact of his life, even in his own day, his name came to be synonymous with uncompromising adherence to a cause - a cause that was of the very essence of civil and religious freedom. After his death his name was kept alive in the public memory by those who continued to witness for the values in which he believed and it was later adopted by a distinguished military regiment which was formed to defend those very same values.

With over 300 books in the library we have a very interesting collection on subjects such as The Reformation, Covenanters, Orange History, Northern Ireland, Christianity, The Glorious Revolution and a complete set of the Ulster Society Publications. The library also stores the reports and minutes of the Grand Lodge dating back to 1876. A section within the library has some Historical Certificates and Warrants that date back to 1812. In this modern time we also have many video's of various Orange Events over the past decade.