We are a Taylor’s working Lodge who meet four times a year at the Civil Service Club, Great Scotland Yard, in Central London, where we also dine after meetings.
Our Lodge was consecrated on the 19th December 1923 following the issue of our Warrant on the 9th October 1923.
The members of Elia Lodge 4590 together with many guests, recently celebrated their centenary at a special meeting held at Bakers’ Hall, London on Tuesday the 16th January 2024. The meeting was attended by a delegation from Metropolitan Grand lodge, including the guest of honour W. Bro. Michael Todd AMetGM.
Following the presentation of the Centenary Warrant by W. Bro. Michael Todd AMetGM our centenary master, W. Bro. Ray Wakeman, was also presented with a 50-year long service certificate for his outstanding services to the craft in general and Elia lodge in particular.
Like many Lodges throughout the years Elia has experienced the highs and lows of membership but a recent resurgence in numbers bodes well as they journey forward into their second century.
Further details of our centenary celebrations will shortly be posted in the ‘about’ section of our website.
Our original members
donated towards the building of Freemasons Hall making us a Hall
Stone Lodge.
We are a friendly Lodge made up of
members from a variety of business and social backgrounds. We
welcome with open arms visitors and joining members from other Lodges to our meetings
and it goes without saying if you are not currently a member of our wonderful
institution you are most welcome to read on through our website and feel free
to contact our Secretary (see contact section) if you have an interest in joining
Freemasonry and our Lodge in particular.
Our Lodge also has a regular Lodge
of Instruction (LOI) and meet on the first and third Wednesday
of the months of September to May at Mark Mason’s Hall, situated at 86 St James’s Street, Central
London.
We are also affiliated to Elia Chapter 4590 who meet at Southgate Masonic Centre, in North London three times a year, again visitors or those Master Masons thinking of joining the Royal Arch will of course be most welcome, again contact our Secretary for further information.
Why join
Freemasonry is about sharing a common desire for charitable support and following a strict moral code based on the three core principles of Brotherly Love, Relief and Truth and thus improving oneself and others. Membership of our fraternity is open to men of any race, religion, political belief or status.
One of the most common misconceptions about Freemasonry, and there are of course many of them, is that you must be invited to join. In fact, there is absolutely no reason why you should not ask to join, please feel free to contact us if you find the contents of our website of interest.
Elia lodge regular meetings are held four times a year, during the late afternoon, on the second Wednesday in March (Installation), the first Wednesday in May, the third Tuesday in September and the second Monday in November. All meetings are followed by a festive board at the same location, thereby combining a ceremony in a Masonic Temple followed by convivial dining thereafter.
Read about the latest updates and changes, related to our brotherhood
Go Live Theatre Expands Transformative Go Create Programme, engaging over 350 young people, thanks to generous grant from London Freemasons
Go Live Theatre, a charity dedicated to using the power of theatre to create inspiring experiences and unlock possibilities for children and young people, today announced the successful expansion of its Go Create programme, made possible by a grant of £5,745 from London Freemasons. This support has allowed the programme to reach six schools and engage over 350 young people this academic year, many of whom may not otherwise have had access to high-quality theatre provision.
Search & Rescue for London’s Most Vulnerable supported by London Freemasons
London Search and Rescue (LonSAR) has received a generous £10,000 donation from London Freemasons to support the charity’s operational costs and help sustain its 24/7 work searching for high-risk vulnerable missing people across London.
1,000 Opportunities for Homeless Londoners Rebuilding Their Lives
A generous grant of £8,000 from London Freemasons will enable Only A Pavement Away to support more individuals in London who are experiencing homelessness move into roles in the hospitality industry. This grant will enable the charity to place 110 candidates into employment and create over 1,000 learning and career development opportunities.
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