THE LODGE OF PEACE No.149

The Last Ancients Lodge in the Province of Yorkshire, West Riding

About the Lodge

The Lodge of Peace No.149 is a Masonic Lodge under the jurisdiction of The United Grand Lodge of England and of The Masonic Province of Yorkshire, West Riding. 

The Lodge of Peace No. 149 on the Roll of the United Grand Lodge of England, and the third oldest surviving Lodge of Freemasons on the Province of Yorkshire (West Riding), holds firmly the tradition that it is the direct and legitimate descendant of an “Atholl” Lodge of “Ancient” Masons, founded at Barnsley, Yorkshire, in 1777 A.D. This “Atholl” Lodge was Lodge No. 199 on the Roll of the Atholl Grand Lodge: it was warranted by that Grand Lodge by a Warrant of Constitution, dated 1st April 1777: it was constituted at the Cock Inn, The Shambles, Barnsley, on 4th June, 1777, and held its Lodge Meetings in that Inn.

About Our Lodge Meetings 

Regular Lodge Meeting

Our lodge meets on the second Saturday in every month at 6.30pm.

Lodge of Instruction

Our lodge of instruction (practice lodge) meets every Wednesday at 7.30pm.

Annual Installation Meeting

Our new Worshipful Master is installed on the second Saturday in January each year. The ceremony commences at 3.00pm.

THINKING OF BECOMING A FREEMASON? 

Is Freemasonry right for me?

Joining an organisation such as the Freemasons is a serious undertaking. It can bestow great benefits in terms of friendships and opportunities to help the less fortunate but it may clash with other important lifestyle commitments.

Further information about becoming a freemason and how to join can be found on the UGLE website or alternatively please contact our secretary by clicking on the "Contact Us' link below.

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