Warranted 1894 • Universities Scheme (University of Essex Other Universities in )

Thomas Ralling Lodge No. 2508

Thomas Ralling Lodge is full of tradition and experience but with a modern and vibrant feel. Consecrated in 1894, we celebrated our 125th Anniversary in 2019 and look forward to other milestones. Meeting on Saturdays in Loughton, just to the North East of London, provides a convenient time to meet all those who are busy studying or working during the week. Over the last few years, the Lodge has welcomed a diverse number of members and has incorporated them into the fraternity to build a solid and sustainable lodge. All students, faculty, post-grads, and others are welcome. Socially, we arrange "Get Togethers" on a two-monthly basis, have an annual Ladies Night (black-tie dinner and dance), organise Sunday lunches, and an annual Quiz Night. It is all go at times! The Lodge also has the support of two other Lodges (Brooke Lodge 2005 and West Essex Meridian Lodge 9821) who meet at Loughton on Saturdays; this enables members to be flexible in attending meetings. Plus, we have the support of a Lodge from the Order of Women's Freemasonry, which will allow women to be part of the fraternity. So, if you would like to be part of our worldwide organisation, please contact us.

Warrant Details, Meeting Schedule & Host Masonic Hall

Thomas Ralling Lodge No. 2508 was consecrated in 1894 and works under the jurisdiction of Provincial Grand Lodge of Essex (UGLE). Regular Lodge meetings are held at Loughton Masonic Hall 16 High Beech Road (IG10 4BL).

Lodge Name Thomas Ralling Lodge
Warrant Number No. 2508
Year of Consecration / Origin 1894
Parent Provincial Grand Lodge Provincial Grand Lodge of Essex (UGLE)
Host Masonic Hall & Address Loughton Masonic Hall 16 High Beech Road
Loughton Masonic Hall 16 High Beech Road, 16 High Beech Road, Loughton, IG10 4BL (IG10 4BL)
Lodge Character / Specialist Focus Universities Scheme (University of Essex Other Universities in )
Regular Meeting Days / Months Thomas Ralling Lodge: 4th Saturday of April (Installation), 4th Saturday of May, 1st Satur
Annual Installation Meeting Refer to the above field for t
Meeting Place Map: Loughton Masonic Hall 16 High Beech Road (IG10 4BL)

Historical Background of Thomas Ralling Lodge No. 2508

Thomas Ralling Lodge is full of tradition and experience but with a modern and vibrant feel. Consecrated in 1894, we celebrated our 125th Anniversary in 2019 and look forward to other milestones. Meeting on Saturdays in Loughton, just to the North East of London, provides a convenient time to meet all those who are busy studying or working during the week. Over the last few years, the Lodge has welcomed a diverse number of members and has incorporated them into the fraternity to build a solid and sustainable lodge. All students, faculty, post-grads, and others are welcome. Socially, we arrange "Get Togethers" on a two-monthly basis, have an annual Ladies Night (black-tie dinner and dance), organise Sunday lunches, and an annual Quiz Night. It is all go at times! The Lodge also has the support of two other Lodges (Brooke Lodge 2005 and West Essex Meridian Lodge 9821) who meet at Loughton on Saturdays; this enables members to be flexible in attending meetings. Plus, we have the support of a Lodge from the Order of Women's Freemasonry, which will allow women to be part of the fraternity. So, if you would like to be part of our worldwide organisation, please contact us.

Brethren and guests attending Thomas Ralling Lodge No. 2508 assemble at Loughton Masonic Hall 16 High Beech Road in Loughton. Nearest rail access is via Local rail and bus links serving Loughton (IG10), with parking available at: On-site or nearby town centre parking in Loughton (IG10 4BL). Check Lodge summons for evening permit details.

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

Protocol for Contacting Thomas Ralling Lodge No. 2508

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: