Welcome to the Website of Clerestory Lodge, Number 6551, a Craft Lodge, and part of the Metropolitan Grand Lodge, and Headquartered at Mark Masons Hall, 86, St James Street.
We are a very enthusiastic and fraternal group, currently of approximately 30 Brethren, that has for many years been recognised by visiting Officers of MetGL Brethren, and visitors from other lodges, for its friendship and conviviality.
In keeping with the best traditions of freemasonry, we are always happy to welcome new members, and naturally will provide a warm welcome to visiting brethren, where from local, national or international lodges.
Most Freemason’s lodges have particular features that illustrate an element of individuality. This also helps to single out each lodge as having significant attributes that make visiting each other’s’ temples so rewarding.
Clerestory Lodge always welcomes new members. It is likely that the aspirant candidate will have been identified either by a member of our Lodge, or has been recommended to us either from UGLE, Metropolitan Grand Lodge, or other Lodge who knows of an individual who seeks membership based upon residency in London. Please click below for further details on How to Join.
Clerestory Lodge no. 6551 meets quarterly at Mark Masons’ Hall at 86 St. James’s Street, London, on the fourth Friday of March; first Friday of June and the second Fridays of September and December; the latter being the Installation meeting. We will hold additional meetings (by dispensation) should it be necessary to conduct the business of the Lodge.
Read about the latest updates and changes, related to our brotherhood
Son joins father at Cannon Lodge
We are somewhat late in sending our congratulations to the Hilstead family of Cannon Lodge No 1539.
Read MoreBexley Mencap Expand Healthy Lifestyles Programme
Bexley Mencap Expand Healthy Lifestyles Programme with Support From London Freemasons
Read MoreReport: Metropolitan Grand Chapter meeting – Wednesday 2nd April 2025
The later start of the Metropolitan Grand Chapter meeting meant that those attending had a chance to meet up with friends and enjoy the bright sunny day which greeted them as they arrived at Freemasons’ Hall. Those who needed to collect new regalia had done so and the crimson and blue colours were resplendent as the assembled Companions awaited the arrival of the Metropolitan Grand Superintendent, E Comp Warren Duke, into the Grand Temple.
Read MoreBelow you can find information, related to our latest events and activities
Lord Mayor’s Show, Parade and Luncheon
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