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St Winnold Lodge No. 3955

The Masonic Hall, Lynn Road, Downham Market, Norfolk PE38 9NL

Consecrated 1919. Working Emulation ritual under the United Grand Lodge of England.

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St Winnold Lodge

No. 3955 · Masonic Hall, Ryston End, Downham Market, PE38 9AX

St Winnold Lodge has been meeting in Downham Market, for 107 years. Not much has changed.

Men from all walks of life, different jobs, backgrounds, and beliefs, sharing a formal dinner and making commitments to each other about how they want to live.

Oil painting of the original Baptist chapel, now the Masonic Hall

“I was looking for a local social group”

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A brief history

The lodge was founded in 1919 and meets at The Masonic Hall, Lynn Road, Downham Market, Norfolk PE38 9NL. Since then St Winnold Lodge has been part of life in Downham Market, drawing members from across Norfolk.

We are part of the Grand Province of Norfolk under the United Grand Lodge of England, and work Emulation ritual.

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Constitution

United Grand Lodge of England

Province

Grand Province of Norfolk

Ritual

Emulation

Lodge Number

3955

Consecrated

1919

Where We Meet

The Masonic Hall, Downham Market

Meetings

Third Thursday, October to May. Installation in October.

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