Interested in finding out more about Freemasonry?
Welcome to Burstow Masonic Lodge
Freemasons Lodge meeting at Croydon Masonic Halls.
If you like meeting new people, attending social and family events, being part of and helping your local community then Freemasonry could be for you.
MEET WITH US
We welcome men from all walks of life to join our lodge. Get in touch to visit us at Croydon Halls.
OUR HISTORY
Burstow Masonic Lodge was consecrated on 5th May 1922 at Freemasons Hall in Great Queen Street.
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HOW DO I JOIN?
Our lodge welcomes men from all walks of life and backgrounds.
There are a few criteria you must meet to become a Mason. You must be a man of good character aged over 21 years and have a belief in a supreme being.
You must be able to commit to 5 meetings per year and support the Lodge of Instruction.
WHY JOIN THE FREEMASONS?
Freemasonry is the worlds oldest Fraternity with over 6 Million Freemason worldwide and over 7,000 in the Province of Surrey
Steeped in a rich history, you can explore the many aspects of Freemasonry. No one knows it's true origins which adds to the excitement!
As a lodge, Burstow enjoys a number of social events throughout the year which are open to the family, friends and non Masons.
LODGE MEETING DATES
Burstow Lodge meets at Croydon Masonic Halls 5 times per year.
Third Wednesday of September
Fourth Wednesday of November
Fourth Wednesday of February
First Wednesday of May (Installation)
First Wednesday of July
The Burstow Lodge of Instruction also meets at Croydon Halls every Friday at 8.00pm during September to June.
REASONS TO JOIN
- Meet new friends.
- Help your local community.
- Be part of the worlds oldest Fraternity.
- Self development.
