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Lodge St.Magdalane No.100
 Lodge St Magdalene No.100 received it’s Charter from the Grand lodge of Scotland held at lodge St Geils, Edinburgh, on 3rd February 1766. The number then allocated to the lodge was 127 but in 1816 the number was changed to 96 and in 1835 when the lodges under the Scottish constitution wee again renumbered St Magdalene became No 100. |
A.R.L.S.Guerreiros de São Jorge
 Gostaria de vincular ao Site, sou do Brasil, estudo bastante o Ritual de Emulação. Gostaria humildemente de filiar-se com os Site e com as Lojas da Inglaterra. Como poderia fazer isso. Aguardo um retorno dos Irmãos. Tríplice Fraternal Abraço Irmão Fábio fabio@guerreirosdesaojorge.com.br Fone: 055-11-9.4789.2056 ___________________________________________________ I would like to link to the Site, I am from Brazil, I study the Emulation Ritual quite a bit. I would humbly like to join the Sites and the Shops of England. How could I do that. I look forward to a return of the Brothers. Triple Brotherly Embrace Brother Fabio fabio@guerreirosdesaojorge.com.br Fone: 055-11-9.4789.2056 |
Lodge St.Marks No.102
 Welcome to our Lodge website. We trust that your visit is enjoyable and that the site has provided you with useful information on the Lodge. We meet at the Masonic Temple, 133 Whitehill Street, Dennistoun, Glasgow 31 2LS the 1st and 3rd Friday September to May except the 1st Friday January and third Friday September at 7:30pm |
Rutherglen Royal Arch No.116
 Glasgow Craft Lodge. We hope that your visit to our website will be both enjoyable and enlightening. It is our intention to make our lodge more accessible not only to our long and illustrious past but also to our future. We trust that you will find something of interest and look forward to receiving any comments or questions you may have. |
Lodge Partick St.Marys Lodge No.117
 Welcome Brother, Friend, Guest to the website of Partick St Marys Lodge No 117. We thank you for taking the opportunity to visit our website and trust your visit will prove interesting and fruitful, that, you may return frequently, or pursue through our channel further information about Freemasonry. Partick St Marys Lodge No 117 was Chartered by the Grand Lodge of Scotland on 29th March 1769 and therefore has an unbroken history and tradition of over Two Hundred and Thirty-Nine years. |
Lodge St.John No.119
 Welcome to the web site of St. John 119, Founded 1769. This is a new venture for the Lodge and we intend to develop the site further over the coming months. We hope you enjoy your visit and invite you to leave a message via email on the contacts page. The Lodge meets at the Lodge St. John Masonic Hall, Main Street, Johnshaven Montrose, DD10 0HA September to April on the last Tuesday 7:30pm |
Lodge St.James No.125
 Welcome All to the Website. Lodge meetings are held every second and fourth Monday at 7p.m. September to June in the Masonic Temple, 26 Fullarton Street,Ayr,Scotland. Visitors Welcome! |
Lodge St. Andrew No.126
 The Lodge normally meets in the Masonic Temple, London Road, Kilmarnock fortnightly alternate on Wednesdays 7:15pm (September to May). We would welcome any visitors wishing to visit the Lodge. This year the Lodge shall host the Annual St.Andrew's Special Gathering and would request all members to take note of this event. |
Lodge St David (Tarbolton) Mauchline No.133
 Robert Burns Mother Lodge. On 17th May 1771 Lodge Kilwinning No.0, granted a charter to form Lodge Tarbolton Kilwinning (in Tarbolton). Several of the brethren however, seeing clearly that the power of Mother Kilwinning was on the decline, and wishing to erect a Lodge under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Scotland, which since 1736 was steadily growing in power, applied to that body to form another Lodge, and on 5th February 1773, St. David Tarbolton No.174, was chartered. Those brethren still attached to the original Lodge, seeing the wisdom of working under the Grand Lodge of Scotland likewise applied to that body for recognition, which resulted in the erection of Lodge St. James, No.178 in 1774. |
Lodge Carron No.139
 Application was made on 26th December 1767 to the Grand Lodge of Scotland and, greatly aided by Lodge St. John No. 16, Falkirk, the Carron Lodge No. 138 came into existence and remained so until 1836, when it ceased to function. Bro. John McKay P.M. of Carron Lodge No. 138 was instrumental of the resusitation of the Lodge, having retained the original Charter during the 45 years the Lodge was dormant. He, along with several others, got together and re-formed the Lodge, then made application to the Grand Lodge of Scotland and so Carron Lodge was back, but with the new number 139. Unfortunately, little is known of No. 138, as all records were lost. |
The Operative Lodge of Dumfries No.140
 We, as Operative Masons of 140 are very proud that we are probably now, the only true Operative Lodge left in the United Kingdom. We are also unusual in that to become a member of the Operative Lodge you must have served your apprenticeship with a recognised trade within the building industry. To be considered for membership for the Operative Lodge you must also be twenty-one years old. |
St. Andrew Royal Arch Chapter No.146
 Official Royal Arch Website in the rural North East of Scotland. |
Lodge Cadder Argyle No.147
 The first Minute Book gives a definite date of the origin of the Lodge, it being created in December 1771, without a Grand Lodge Charter. It is unfortunate and regrettable that the first pages are missing from the first Minute Book, therefore the history does not actually commence until August 1773, the Master being a Robert Harvie, who occupied the Chair on several succeeding years. |
Lodge Operative No. 150
 Granite City Lodge Website, news, history, links etc. We are one of the oldest lodges in the province of Aberdeen city, dating back to 1781. Regular meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month, between September and April. Our meetings are held at the Masonic Temple, Crown Street, Aberdeen. The Temple is reputed to be one of the finest in Scotland, with a rich history and beautiful architecture. |
Lodge Defensive Band No.151
 The Lodge was granted its Charter on the 4th November 1782 and held its first meeting on the 26th of November. Just look for Edinburgh Castle and your are nearly there. We meet on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of every month (Jan-May, Sept-Dec) and we Tyle at 7.15pm prompt. However, see the Diary Page for a full list of dates and business. |
Lodge St. Barchan No.156
 Thank you for taking the time to visit the website of Lodge St. Barchan, No. 156 (Scottish Constitution). Our intention is to continue to add more content to the website over time so please do not hesitate to contact us with suggestions for the future. The lodge is scheduled to meet on the first and third Tuesdays of every month from September until May, with the Annual Installation of Office Bearers held on the second Saturday in December. |
Lodge Airdrie St.John No.166
 Lodge Airdrie St, John No.166 was founded in November 1786 and meets at 7:30pm on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month except July and August. As Right Worshipful Master I take this opportunity to welcome and thank you for taking the time to visit the Lodge Airdrie St John No. 166 web site. I hope that your visit to our web site is one of profit as well as pleasure. |
Stivenstoune Thistle & Rose Lodge No.169
 Welcome to Lodge Stivenstoune Thistle & Rose Lodge No.169 of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, in the Province of Ayrshire. We trust you enjoy your visit to our website and hope that we may meet you at our Lodge which meets at the Masonic Temple, 54 New Street, Stevenston, Ayrshire KA20 3HD on the 2nd and last Tuesday from September - June and the last Friday of June. |
Lodge Scotia 178, Glasgow
 The site has sections on our history, our syllabus and social events, with a special section devoted entirely to brother Thomas Johnstone Lipton. |
Lodge Incorporated Montrose Kilwinning No.182
 Incorporated Montrose Kilwinning Lodge 182 is one of four lodges in the Royal Burgh of Montrose. All four of the Lodges now hold their meetings in the Chapter House at 3a Upper Hall Street, Montrose and all are part of the Provincial Lodge of Forfarshire. We hold regular meetings on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month at 7:30 pm from September to the following April, inclusive. |
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