Royal Jubilee Lodge No. 72 is one of the oldest Freemasons' lodges in the world, with a long history going back to 1759 although in its current form it was not warranted until 1810. Our website is designed to give you a brief introduction to freemasonry in general as well as a more detailed look at us.
Our next meeting is on Friday 14th December 2018 at Twickenham District Masonic Centre when we will be carrying out a Passing ceremony. If you would like to join us on that occasion please contact our Secretary, via the 'Contact Us' option in the main menu above.
If you live or work in Twickenham or nearby and are considering joining a lodge or just want to learn more about freemasonry, please browse our website or get in touch with our via the 'Contact Us' option on the top menu. He will be more than happy to point you in the right direction or arrange an informal chat with you.
Joining and Visiting Members - Naturally members of other lodges are most welcome to become joining members or attend our meetings as guests. Please don’t wait for an invitation, just email our Secretary via the 'Contact Us' option on the top menu. You are sure to receive a warm welcome.
At our meeting in October 2017 the lodge was pleased to welcome two joining members, W. Bro. Mike Bobetsky PPrJGD and his son Bro. Max Bobetsky. Former members of Diligence Lodge No. 5954, they are well versed in Taylor’s working so should fit in very well. Welcome Mike and Max. …
At our meeting on 1st June 2017 the lodge welcomed numerous brethren from other masonic constitutions, including Norway, Germany, Romania and New Zealand, the visit having been arranged by W Bro Mike Kearsley, ProvGO and other members of David Bonner Lodge who were sponsors of the European Masonic Meeting which was …
Our Lodge Secretary, W. Bro. Terwyn Williams, SLGR, a devoted Welshman and Welsh rugby supporter, (we won’t hold that against him) is making a habit of picking up big awards! Having scooped the Rugby Union Writers’ Club Tankard award in January 2016, Terwyn was once again the recipient of a truly …
At a most enjoyable gathering of Middlesex, London, East Kent, Cornwall, Dorset, and Somerset Freemasons, W. Bro. Arthur Foster-Mason was installed in the Chair of King Solomon by his predecessor, W. Bro. Laurence Oakden, on Friday 3rd March at Cole Court, Twickenham District Masonic Centre. As was to be expected …