Our History

De la Pole Lodge 1605 was founded in 1876. With a proud history of many notable local benefactors and men of distinction it currently has fifty six members with an average of sixty years - youngest is twenty six. A seafaring Lodge with twelve Master Mariners and seafarers amongst its Brethren.

Our Activities

In addition to our meetings and ceremonies our Lodge of instruction (LOI) provides you with the opportunity to enjoy lighthearted ceremony rehearsals, Open Night rehearsals, educational and Masonic discussions. The lodge proudly embraces the tenants of principles of freemasonry which are just as relevant today as they were over 300 years ago. Integrity, Friendship, Respect and Charity being the basic starting points leading on to the many other ideal virtues. "Making good men better"

Charitable principles

De la Pole Lodge was a grand patron of the Masonic Samaritan festival 2018, which raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for both Masonic and non-Masonic were the causes of the festival's five year period. Our charitable principles are not limited to pure monetary considerations but extend to direct engagement in local community and a deep care for local and wider society.

Social occasions

Throughout the year we usually hold a number of social events such as Ladies night, garden party, Burns night, Chinese banquets, Christmas dinner etc. To which we invite our families and friends for a convivial occasion.

Lodge visits

A wonderful aspects of Freemasonry is the ability to visit other approved Lodges throughout the United Kingdom and, indeed world-wide, meeting like minded members of the Brotherhood in friendship.

Join us

if our profile appeals to you then please contact our secretary who will be delighted to give you more information and answer any questions you may have. email: secretary1605@gmail.com

Meetings

10 meetings a year.
2nd Friday January to June, August to November.
Commencing:
 7pm - 11pm approx.
Installation October
Commencing:
 4.30pm - 10.30pm approx.

The Masonic hall
Beverley Road,
Hull. HU3 1XL
Contact Secretary:
secretary1605@gmail.com

Dress Code

Dark lounge suit and white shirt, Provincial or black tie and white gloves.

Membership fees

Joining and registration £75
Joining £50
Annual Subscription £180

Instruction & rehersals

From October to March we usually have on evenings instruction or rehearsal for future ceremonies to assist all the Brethren in Masonic knowledge.

Dining

In freemasonry our dining arrangements are known as festive boards which are held after our meetings and ceremonies. They are very important part of the occasion as they allow members to relax and enjoy the company of their fellow diners. A two course meal with tea/coffee is usually, around a very reasonable £13.

Freemasonry

"Making good men better"

My Brother in Law (who lives some distance away) was in The Round Table and I wanted to join something similar. My neighbour was in the Masons and I decided to join as I would then know someone there. I joined thinking it was all about charity but soon realised it was much more than that. It is also about fraternity and character building as well as supporting each other. I have never regretted my decision and would recommend it to anyone who wants to become a better, all-round caring individual.
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