Philanthropic Lodge No 304, Freemasons Leeds

PHILANTHROPIC LODGE No 304

A Welcome from the Worshipful Master

W. Bro. V. Gareth J. Davies, MBE, PPGReg (Hamps. & I.O.W.)

Thank you for visiting our Masonic Lodge website. Please stay a while to browse through the various links shown above my message.
There you will find a mine of information about, not only our Lodge, but also freemasonry and its charities.
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All freemasons, being members of recognised Craft Lodges at home and abroad, are most welcome to come along as visitors to our historic Masonic Lodge.
You have the choice of dining with us or just attending our meetings.

Our Lodge meets 10 times a year at The Allerton, Alwoodley, Leeds, on the last Wednesday of each month.
Our next installation is the 31st of January 2024.
Please contact our Lodge Secretary for information if you wish to attend our Masonic Lodge meetings.

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Philanthropic Lodge is one of the oldest lodges in the Leeds.

It was founded on the 25th of August 1794

The Lodge celebrated it's Centenary on the 25th of August 1894,

and its Bicentenary on the 20th of August 1994.

We are located in Alwoodley, Leeds, Yorkshire which is

under the Masonic Province of Yorkshire West Riding.

The Province consists of over 200 Lodges and 80 Chapters with in excess

of 7,000 members who meet in Masonic Centres throughout the Province.

One of 47 provinces of the United Grand Lodge of England (UGLE)

which is the governing body of Freemasonry in England,

Wales and the Channel Islands.

W. Bro. V. Gareth J. Davies MBE

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