Street Address, Transport & Visiting Directions for Masonic Hall Turkey Cock Lane
Masonic Hall Turkey Cock Lane is located at Masonic Hall Turkey Cock Lane, Turkey Cock Lane, Rye, TN31 7LE (Postcode: TN31 7LE, Postcode District: TN31). The centre serves approximately 6 warranted Craft Lodges and 2 Royal Arch Chapters alongside progressive Masonic Orders in Rye.
| Building Name | Masonic Hall Turkey Cock Lane |
|---|---|
| Exact Street Address | Masonic Hall Turkey Cock Lane, Turkey Cock Lane, Rye, TN31 7LE |
| UK Postcode | TN31 7LE (Prefix: TN31) |
| Provincial Jurisdiction | Provincial Grand Lodge of Sussex (UGLE) |
| Coordinates (Lat / Lng) | 50.9523° N, 0.7344° E – View Interactive Street Map (OpenStreetMap) ↗ |
| Nearest Rail / Underground Station | Local rail and bus links serving Rye (TN31) |
| Car Parking Information | On-site or nearby town centre parking in Rye (TN31 7LE). Check Lodge summons for evening permit details. |
Architectural & Historical Overview of Rye Masonic Hall
Masonic Hall Turkey Cock Lane is an official warranted Masonic meeting place in Rye (TN31 7LE), operating under the jurisdiction of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Sussex (United Grand Lodge of England). The centre hosts regular Craft Lodge meetings, Royal Arch Chapters, and Festive Board dining throughout the Masonic season.
Within the wider Provincial Grand Lodge of Sussex (founded in 1774), Masonic Hall Turkey Cock Lane plays a central role in preserving local ceremonial traditions, supporting community charities, and hosting both regular Craft meetings and Provincial investitures.
Craft Lodges & Royal Arch Chapters Meeting at Masonic Hall Turkey Cock Lane
Approximately 6 Craft Lodges and 2 Royal Arch Chapters meet at Masonic Hall Turkey Cock Lane across the Masonic season (typically September to May/June). Below are the premier and historic warranted Lodges profiled in our directory for Rye:
| Lodge Name & Warrant No. | Consecrated | Specialist / Ritual Type | Regular Meeting Days | Installation Month |
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Visiting Brethren & Prospective Candidates in Rye
For Visiting Brethren: Please verify exact tyling times with the Lodge Secretary or via the Sussex Office prior to travelling, and bring your Grand Lodge Certificate and white gloves. Need replacement Provincial regalia or white gloves before dining? View our UK Masonic Regalia & Dress Regulation Guide.
Interested in Joining a Lodge in Rye? Read our Step-by-Step Guide to Becoming a Freemason in the UK covering annual subscriptions, dining fees, and committee interview questions.
Function Room, Dining & Wedding Venue Hire at Masonic Hall Turkey Cock Lane
Venue Hire Status: Available for Weddings, Banquets & Private Functions
Many Masonic Centres in Sussex maintain dining suites and licensed bars for Festive Boards, Ladies' Festivals, and private functions. Contact the Hall Secretary or Provincial Office of Provincial Grand Lodge of Sussex for availability.
Looking to compare banqueting suite capacities across multiple Masonic Centres for a Wedding Reception, Masonic Ladies' Festival, funeral wake, or corporate dinner? Visit our dedicated UK Masonic Hall Wedding & Function Room Hire Directory.
Frequently Asked Questions About Masonic Hall Turkey Cock Lane (TN31 7LE)
Where is Masonic Hall Turkey Cock Lane in Rye located?
Masonic Hall Turkey Cock Lane is situated at Masonic Hall Turkey Cock Lane, Turkey Cock Lane, Rye, TN31 7LE (Postcode: TN31 7LE) within the jurisdiction of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Sussex.
How do I visit or join a Masonic Lodge meeting at Masonic Hall Turkey Cock Lane?
Existing Brethren wishing to attend a meeting at Masonic Hall Turkey Cock Lane should contact the Lodge Secretary via the Provincial Grand Lodge of Sussex Provincial Office in advance. Prospective candidates aged 18 or over can register interest directly through the Provincial Membership Officer.
What is the dress code for meetings at Masonic Hall Turkey Cock Lane?
Standard dress for Craft Lodge meetings is a dark lounge suit or morning dress, white shirt, black or Craft/Provincial tie, white gloves, and regulation regalia.