St Paul's Lodge

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Introduction

A very warm welcome to St. Paul’s Lodge, one of the oldest Lodges in existence steeped with history having been formed in Spitalfields, London in 1790 and still retains some of its old traditions.

Our Meetings are held in Freemasons’ Hall ( 60 Great Queen Street, London.WC2B 5AZ) and our Secretary would be delighted to hear from potential new members, as well as visiting/joining members of other Lodges.

Why join

Freemasonry is one of the world’s oldest and largest non-religious, non-political, fraternal and charitable organisations. For many, its biggest draw is the fact that members come from all walks of life and meet as equals whatever their race, religion or socio-economic position in society. Its values are based on integrity, kindness, honesty and fairness.

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How to join

Although freemasonry is secular and multi-denominational, all candidates for membership must declare a belief in a Supreme Being. All candidates must also be of demonstrable good character.

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Lodge Meeting Dates

3rd Friday in February
1st Friday in May
1st Friday in July
1st Friday in September

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News

Read about the latest updates and changes, related to our brotherhood

Nepal flood disaster victims receive £50,000 from London Freemasons

Nepal flood disaster victims receive £50,000 from London Freemasons

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Armaments Reimagined – a new display in the FMH Museum

A new exhibit about Freemasonry and War has opened in the Museum at Freemasons' Hall, featuring items from the former Armament Lodge No 3898, now amalgamated with Bolingbroke Lodge No 2417, including a hollowed-out artillery shell and a unique set of gavels made from shell casings.

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Meridian Splendour: Breaking Shibboleths for Success

Paul Gardner challenges the concept that daylight Lodges are neither needed nor supported

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Nepal flood disaster victims receive £50,000 from London Freemasons

Armaments Reimagined – a new display in the FMH Museum

Meridian Splendour: Breaking Shibboleths for Success

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