Unity and Progress Lodge
3723
The Unity & Progress Freemasons Lodge was formed in 1914 from the ‘Old Boys’ Association of St. Martin’s Northern School.
We hope you find the pages on our website interesting, they contain information about the Lodge, its history and that of the school from which it was founded.
For information about Freemasonry in general visit the United Grand Lodge pages , and for London in particular look at the Metropolitan Grand Lodge web site.
Freemasonry is about sharing a common desire for charitable support and following a high moral code. It is a male-only society, focused on following the three core principles and improving oneself and others. Our society is open to men of any race, religion, political belief and status.
One of the most common misconceptions about Freemasonry – and there are many of them – is that you have to be invited to join. There is absolutely no reason why you should not ask to join – in fact that is the correct procedure.
The Unity and Progress Lodge, No 3723 regular meetings are held in The Freemasons’ Hall in 60 Great Queen Street, London WC2B 5AZ, UK in the late afternoon of the fourth Saturday in September, November, January and March and the third Saturday in May.
Read about the latest updates and changes, related to our brotherhood
THE LATEST FROM THE CONNAUGHT CLUB
W Bro Anthony Muirhead — the Chairman of the Connaught Club — gives an update of what s going on with the young masons in London. As with the rest of masonry, the Connaught Club continues to feel the effects of the pandemic.
Read MoreCEO OF THE MCF SPEAKS TO THE KENT CLUB
W Bro Col Simon Bennett LGR MetAGSwdB reports Bro Les attended the most recent Zoom Meeting of the Kent Club and spoke about his career with some of the highlights, the evolution of Masonic charity and the creation of the MCF.
Read MoreTHE MEN AT THE TOP E COMP NICK CRITCHLOW
THE MEN AT THE TOP: E Comp Nick Critchlow PGSoj (PAGPurs), Metropolitan Grand Inspector (RA) Comp Nick Critchlow was born on Friday 13th! Although considered an unlucky day in Western superstition, Comp Nick’s arrival in December 1957 and his life have been full of luck.
Read MoreBelow you can find information, related to our latest events and activities
Freemasons Hall Organ Concert with Christopher Stokes
Learn moreAn evening with the CEO of the Masonic Charitable Foundation Les Hutchinson
Learn moreFreemasons Hall Organ Concert 2020 – Nigel Ogden
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