Leeds Freemasons Lodge
Fourteen brethren from the Lodge of Dawn, plus two guests from Lodge of Fidelity No. 289 and one guest from Zetland Lodge No. 1311, took a two-day trip to Dublin to visit Leinster Lodge No. 141 as well as taking in the sights, sounds and drinks of Ireland’s capital city. The visit was arranged by … Read more
St George’s Crypt is a charity in the City of Leeds, working with the homeless, the vulnerable and those suffering from addiction. Established in 1930 by Revd. Don Robins, it offers a food service to anyone who comes to their door. They offer three meals a day seven days a week, along with showers, tea … Read more
If you would like to find out more about Freemasonry in Leeds see our page here. If you are not a Freemason and would like to find out more read our Seven Reason to Join The Freemasons or our simple ‘What is Freemasonry?’ guide. Saturday 8th February saw Worshipful Master Robert Phillips and his wife … Read more
The Lodge of Dawn has helped to bring festive cheer to Leeds children’s charities. As with last year’s inaugural appeal, The Lodge of Dawn has taken part in the Castle Grove Masonic Lodges Festive Toy appeal. In total more than 300 gifts were donated across all of the Leeds lodges that are resident in Castle … Read more
Saturday 17th February 2018, at The Parkway Hotel in Leeds, The Lodge of Dawn hosted it’s annual Ladies Night. A sold out night was enjoyed by Lodge of Dawn members, their wives and Masonic and non-Masonic guests alike. A wonderful three course meal was followed by music from a fantastic live band and a full … Read more
The Lodge of Dawn arranged a trip for lodge members, wives, family and friends to visit Beth Shalom, also named the National Holocaust Centre and Museum near Laxton in Nottinghamshire. The centre was opened in 1995 and is England’s only dedicated Holocaust museum. The trip took place on Sunday 12 November. We were so privileged to … Read more
On Sunday 2nd July 2017, spearheaded by six members of The Lodge of Dawn, a small group of a dozen brave cyclists departed from Freemasons Hall in London at 4.35am headed for Castle Grove Masonic Hall in Leeds. The 200+ mile trip, titled ‘The L2L Cycle’ covered 341km with a total distance climbed of over … Read more
by W Bro. Raymond S. Diamond PPGReg It was not until I was sitting in the Chair of King Solomon in September 1995, with The Banner behind me, that I really took notice of it. Previously, when I was Superintendent of Works, I didn’t pay much attention to it; I just used to carry it … Read more