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Latest News

June 25th: Appeal 2011, held in support of the Royal Masonic Trust for Girls and Boys, has so far raised the magnificent sum of £422,661. More...

June 25th: An architectural photographer tries to unravel the semiotics of a Victorian church on the brink of closure... More...

May 26th: W. Bro. Bill Kirk celebrates 50 years in Freemasonry! More...

May 26th:The Freemasons' Grand Charity has approved a grant to support relief efforts following the recent earthquake in south-western China. More...

May 13th:The Freemasons' Grand Charity provides an initial grant of £20,000 to help the victims of the Burma cyclone. More...

April 10th A collection of images taken by Mr Andy Marshall, an architectural photographer who recently recorded the interior of St. Edmund's Church, are now available. More...

March 15th Freemasons approve £1.5 million for non-Masonic charities. More...

March 15th Appointments and promotions to Grand Rank, congratulations W. Bro. Roger! More...

Feb 6th: The Freemasons' Grand Charity has approved a grant of £10,000 to the District Grand Lodge of East Africa's Grand Charity, complementing local relief efforts. More...

Jan 21st: Trace the history of your Lodge using The Library and Museum of Freemasonry's Lodge Family Tree Charts. More...

Nov 23rd: The Freemasons' Grand Charity is supporting the relief work of the Red Cross with an emergency grant of £20,000. More...

Sept 24th: The Worshipful Master and three Past Masters of The Royds Lodge No. 1204 visited The Royds Lodge No. 816 on Thursday 13th September 2007. More...

July 1st: W. Bro. the Rev. J. C. Guise, a member of The Royds Lodge and Provincial Grand Chaplain of Worcestershire, conducted the re-dedication of a Worcestershire Victoria Cross holder's grave at St Mary's Parish Church, Kempsey. More...

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Malvern Lodges

Introduction

Three Craft Lodges, a Royal Arch Chapter and a Lodge of Mark Master Masons meet at the Masonic Hall in Great Malvern. Details of these Lodges, including the dates of their meetings and contact information, are shown below.

The Royds Lodge No. 1204

The Royds Lodge of Antient Free and Accepted Masons of England was consecrated on Monday 30th December 1867, by V. W. Bro. John Baker, the Deputy Provincial Grand Master of Worcestershire.

The Royds Lodge meets eight times each year, on the third Thursday of the month from October to May inclusive. The Ceremony of Installation takes place in May.

For more information about the meetings of The Royds Lodge, please click here.

The Malvern Hills Lodge No. 6896

The Malvern Hills Lodge of Antient Free and Accepted Masons of England was consecrated on Saturday h1th December 1949, by W. Bro. Ben Marsh JP, PGD, the Deputy Provincial Grand Master of Worcestershire. The Malvern Hills Lodge is a daughter lodge of The Royds Lodge No. 1204.

The Malvern Hills Lodge meets eight times each year, on the last Saturday of the month from September to April inclusive, with the exception of December when the meeting takes place on the third Saturday. The Ceremony of Installation takes place in September.

To email the Secretary of the Malvern Hills Lodge, please click here.

The Morgan Lodge No. 9816

The Morgan Lodge of Antient Free and Accepted Masons of England was consecrated on Saturday 18th March 2006, by R. W. Bro. R. G. H. Goddard, the Provincial Grand Master of Worcestershire. The Morgan Lodge is a daughter lodge of The Malvern Hills Lodge No. 6896.

The Morgan Lodge meets four times each year, with three meetings held in Malvern and the fourth elsewhere. The Malvern meetings take place on the second Saturday in June and September, and on the third Saturday in March. The fourth meeting takes place on the second Saturday in November. The Ceremony of Installation takes place in March.

For more information about The Morgan Lodge, please click here.

The Royds Royal Arch Chapter No. 1204

The Royds Royal Arch Chapter was consecrated on Thursday 8th February 1934, by E. Comp. S. S. Somers, PGH.

The Royds Royal Arch Chapter meets four times each year, on the first Thursday in October, December, February and April. The Ceremony of Installation takes place in April.

To email the Secretary of the Royds Royal Arch Chapter, please click here.

The Malvern Priory Lodge of Mark Master Masons No. 1351

The Malvern Priory Lodge of Mark Master Masons was consecrated on Wednesday 5th March 1969, by R. W. Bro. J. W. Chitty MBE, PGW.

The Malvern Priory Lodge meets four times each year, on the second Wednesday in September, November and May, and on the first Wednesday in March. The Ceremony of Installation takes place in March.

To email the Secretary of the Malvern Priory Lodge of Mark Master Masons, please click here.