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2017 Worshipful Master Bro. Graham Lee
Based in the market town of Chesterfield (24 miles north of Derby) Scarsdale 681 meet on the third Tuesday of each month, with a summer recess from June to August, with a few social gatherings added in between for good measure. Members are also kept up to date of events in other lodges (Click here to view the Social Calendar for updates). We are always happy to welcome visiting brethren and to respond to enquiries from those considering joining. Please feel free to browse the site and contact us for further information.
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BECOMING A FREEMASON
People have their own reasons for becoming and enjoying being a Freemason. Many come for the brotherhood, whilst others come for self-improvement.
You can watch a short video interview with a young Freemason by
CLICKING HERE.
Prospective members can find more information HERE.People have their own reasons for becoming and enjoying being a Freemason. Many come for the brotherhood, whilst others come for self-improvement.
You can watch a short video interview with a young Freemason by
CLICKING HERE.
The Future of Freemasonry – 2020 Strategy
You can find out all about UGLE's strategy for the Future of Freemasonry. This
information will be kept up to date as the strategy develops.
Read more here
You can find out all about UGLE's strategy for the Future of Freemasonry. This
information will be kept up to date as the strategy develops.
Read more here
Recent tweets – CLICK HERE
Freemasons Hall – London
Freemasons’ Hall is the headquarters of the United Grand Lodge of England and the principal meeting place for Masonic Lodges in London.
In Memoriam – 1919
The Masonic Million Memorial Fund is set up to rebuild Freemasons’ Hall as a memorial to the 3,000 members
who died on active service in the Great War.
(Short Video of Freemasons Hall)
In Memoriam – 1919
The Masonic Million Memorial Fund is set up to rebuild Freemasons’ Hall as a memorial to the 3,000 members
who died on active service in the Great War.(Short Video of Freemasons Hall)
