Warranted 1874 • Middlesex Heritage

Sir Francis Burdett Lodge No. 1503

Named after the first Provincial Grand Master of Middlesex and meeting at Cole Court in Twickenham.

Warrant Details, Meeting Schedule & Host Masonic Hall

Sir Francis Burdett Lodge No. 1503 was consecrated in 1874 and works under the jurisdiction of Provincial Grand Lodge of Middlesex (UGLE). Regular Lodge meetings are held at Twickenham Masonic Centre (Cole Court) (TW1 1HD).

Lodge Name Sir Francis Burdett Lodge
Warrant Number No. 1503
Year of Consecration / Origin 1874
Parent Provincial Grand Lodge Provincial Grand Lodge of Middlesex (UGLE)
Host Masonic Hall & Address Twickenham Masonic Centre (Cole Court)
150 London Road, Twickenham, Middlesex, TW1 1HD (TW1 1HD)
Lodge Character / Specialist Focus Middlesex Heritage
Regular Meeting Days / Months Third Wednesday (Oct, Jan, Mar, May)
Annual Installation Meeting May
Meeting Place Map: Twickenham Masonic Centre (Cole Court) (TW1 1HD)

Historical Background of Sir Francis Burdett Lodge No. 1503

Named after the first Provincial Grand Master of Middlesex and meeting at Cole Court in Twickenham.

Brethren and guests attending Sir Francis Burdett Lodge No. 1503 assemble at Twickenham Masonic Centre (Cole Court) in Twickenham. Nearest rail access is via Twickenham Railway Station (3 mins walk; ideal for Rugby Lodges), with parking available at: On-site private parking for 60 cars plus Arragon Road multi-storey car park.

How to Contact the Lodge Secretary (Visiting Brethren & Candidates)

Protocol for Contacting Sir Francis Burdett Lodge No. 1503

In accordance with Grand Lodge data protection and Masonic etiquette, personal home addresses of Lodge Secretaries are never published on open web pages. Instead, all official correspondence is routed securely through the Provincial Grand Secretary's office or the Hall Secretary:

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