Who Are We?
Maritime Lodge No.3025, was consecrated at Ordsall Hall, Salford, on Thursday 16th June 1904,
The first Lodge meeting after the consecration was held at the Salisbury Hotel on Thursday July 14th 1904, being Tyled at 5.35pm.
In October 12th 1911 the meeting place was at Ordsall Hall instead of the Salisbury Hotel, and dispensation had also been obtained for the next three meetings to likewise be held in the Ordsall Hall. During the 1939-1945 war Ordsall Hall had been severely damaged by enemy aircraft, and by special dispensation of Provincial Grand Lodge, dated 15th February 1945, the next meeting of the Maritime Lodge was held on Saturday 24th March 1945 at the Masonic Hall, 41, Crescent, Salford.
Our Lodge, we are pleased to state, had maintained its strength and, in 1951, our Daughter Lodge, the Kersal Lodge, No. 7043, was formed.
In addition, Maritime Lodge was, as its name implies, to afford a meeting place in the port of Manchester, adjacent to the docks, for any Masonic seafaring Brethren.
During our last 120 years we have hosted some special meetings
And many brethren of the Lodge have celebrated over 50 years in Masonry.
The first Lodge meeting after the consecration was held at the Salisbury Hotel on Thursday July 14th 1904, being Tyled at 5.35pm.
In October 12th 1911 the meeting place was at Ordsall Hall instead of the Salisbury Hotel, and dispensation had also been obtained for the next three meetings to likewise be held in the Ordsall Hall. During the 1939-1945 war Ordsall Hall had been severely damaged by enemy aircraft, and by special dispensation of Provincial Grand Lodge, dated 15th February 1945, the next meeting of the Maritime Lodge was held on Saturday 24th March 1945 at the Masonic Hall, 41, Crescent, Salford.
Our Lodge, we are pleased to state, had maintained its strength and, in 1951, our Daughter Lodge, the Kersal Lodge, No. 7043, was formed.
In addition, Maritime Lodge was, as its name implies, to afford a meeting place in the port of Manchester, adjacent to the docks, for any Masonic seafaring Brethren.
During our last 120 years we have hosted some special meetings
And many brethren of the Lodge have celebrated over 50 years in Masonry.
Why Join Us?
Maritime believes one of its key characteristics is the range of not only the ages of brethren but the range of time and experience in Freemasonry of the brethren as well, coupled with a great desire to help and assist each other especially in the sharing of Masonic knowledge and abilities.
Maritime projects fun, warm and friendship not only among the brethren but to all our visitors Masonic and Non-Masonic
Maritime projects fun, warm and friendship not only among the brethren but to all our visitors Masonic and Non-Masonic
WHEN WE MEET
The lodge meets 6 times a year on the 2rd Thursday of September, October, November, January, February, March, followed by a summer recess for 5 months. Lodge meetings usually start at 18:15, depending on business. Practice usually takes place the previous Monday to the lodge meeting.
LODGE INFO
Charity is very close to all of our hearts but thanks to the brethren in the lodge we have been able to raise and give very generous donations to very worthy causes over a number of years now and we hope to keep on doing so
CONTACT DETAILS
maritimelodge3025@virginmedia.com
All members are invited to join our WhatsApp Group.
