Warranted 1765 • Historic 18th Century

Lodge of Lights No. 148

Warranted in 1765 in Warrington, the town where Elias Ashmole recorded the earliest English speculative initiation in 1646.

Warrant Details, Meeting Schedule & Host Masonic Hall

Lodge of Lights No. 148 was consecrated in 1765 and works under the jurisdiction of Provincial Grand Lodge of West Lancashire (UGLE). Regular Lodge meetings are held at Warrington Masonic Hall (Winmarleigh Street) (WA1 1NB).

Lodge Name Lodge of Lights
Warrant Number No. 148
Year of Consecration / Origin 1765
Parent Provincial Grand Lodge Provincial Grand Lodge of West Lancashire (UGLE)
Host Masonic Hall & Address Warrington Masonic Hall (Winmarleigh Street)
15 Winmarleigh Street, Warrington, Cheshire, WA1 1NB (WA1 1NB)
Lodge Character / Specialist Focus Historic 18th Century
Regular Meeting Days / Months Fourth Monday (Sep-Apr)
Annual Installation Meeting November
Meeting Place Map: Warrington Masonic Hall (Winmarleigh Street) (WA1 1NB)

Historical Background of Lodge of Lights No. 148

Warranted in 1765 in Warrington, the town where Elias Ashmole recorded the earliest English speculative initiation in 1646.

Brethren and guests attending Lodge of Lights No. 148 assemble at Warrington Masonic Hall (Winmarleigh Street) in Warrington. Nearest rail access is via Warrington Bank Quay Station (4 mins walk) or Warrington Central (6 mins walk), with parking available at: Private car park at the rear plus Museum Street parking.

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

Protocol for Contacting Lodge of Lights No. 148

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: