Warranted 1945 • Universities Scheme Lodge

The Northern Polytechnic Lodge No. L6039

The Northern Polytechnic Lodge was founded in London in 1945 by lecturers, students, and staff of the North London Polytechnic for further and higher education. Many of our founders had recently returned from active service in the Second World War and sought to constitute a Masonic Lodge that harbored fellowship and harmony in the post-war era. Over the years, the North London Polytechnic evolved to become a part of what is now known as the London Metropolitan University. Our traditional links with the former North London Polytechnic, whose educational emphasis was focused on nature, art, science, and industry, have sadly faded. However, this foundation serves to motivate our renewed mission to nurture Masonic opportunities for any student who is living and studying in London and wishes to pursue Freemasonry as a timeless complement to their contemporary lives. The current membership reflects a diverse range of professional backgrounds, ranging from health & safety, education, software development, IT, accountancy, creative industries, and performing arts as well as those currently pursuing undergraduate and postgraduate studies.

Warrant Details, Meeting Schedule & Host Masonic Hall

The Northern Polytechnic Lodge No. L6039 was consecrated in 1945 and works under the jurisdiction of Metropolitan Grand Lodge of London (UGLE). Regular Lodge meetings are held at Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen Street (WC2B 5AZ).

Lodge Name The Northern Polytechnic Lodge
Warrant Number No. L6039
Year of Consecration / Origin 1945
Parent Provincial Grand Lodge Metropolitan Grand Lodge of London (UGLE)
Host Masonic Hall & Address Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen Street
60 Great Queen Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2B 5AZ (WC2B 5AZ)
Lodge Character / Specialist Focus Universities Scheme Lodge
Regular Meeting Days / Months Fourth Saturday in October (Installation, 4pm); first Saturday in December (11am); first S
Annual Installation Meeting October
Meeting Place Map: Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen Street (WC2B 5AZ)

Historical Background of The Northern Polytechnic Lodge No. L6039

The Northern Polytechnic Lodge was founded in London in 1945 by lecturers, students, and staff of the North London Polytechnic for further and higher education. Many of our founders had recently returned from active service in the Second World War and sought to constitute a Masonic Lodge that harbored fellowship and harmony in the post-war era. Over the years, the North London Polytechnic evolved to become a part of what is now known as the London Metropolitan University. Our traditional links with the former North London Polytechnic, whose educational emphasis was focused on nature, art, science, and industry, have sadly faded. However, this foundation serves to motivate our renewed mission to nurture Masonic opportunities for any student who is living and studying in London and wishes to pursue Freemasonry as a timeless complement to their contemporary lives. The current membership reflects a diverse range of professional backgrounds, ranging from health & safety, education, software development, IT, accountancy, creative industries, and performing arts as well as those currently pursuing undergraduate and postgraduate studies.

Brethren and guests attending The Northern Polytechnic Lodge No. L6039 assemble at Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen Street in London (Great Queen Street). Nearest rail access is via Holborn (Central & Piccadilly lines, 4 mins walk) or Covent Garden (5 mins walk), with parking available at: Commercial NCP car park at Drury Lane (Parker Street, WC2B 5NT) 2 minutes walk away; cycle racks on Great Queen Street.

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

Protocol for Contacting The Northern Polytechnic Lodge No. L6039

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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