Pangbourne Lodge No. 4381

Pangbourne Lodge is proud to have been part of, and indeed, helping the Pangbourne community for over 100 years. Many of its members are from the local community but then, we have other members who come from far afield, even as far as Swindon.

The Lodge room at Pangbourne is rather unique in that it forms part of an historic Grade II listed building dating back to the late 1800s and boasting a very interesting history of which further reading can be found HERE.

The Lodge meets six times a year, late afternoon, on the first Saturday in February (Installation of the new Master of the Lodge); March; April; October; November and December. Additionally, we hold Classes of Instruction for all our members to attend on the second and third Thursday evenings of each month (except during the month of August).

Throughout the year, and in addition to events organised by the Provincial Grand Lodge at Sindlesham, we hold social events of our own for our members their families and friends including a Curry Night, a Summertime Sunday Lunch and, a Christmas Lunch with good food, good wine and always excellent company.

THE ANTE-ROOM

The Ante-Room is used for committee meetings and for robing prior to the meetings.

REFRESHMENT ROOM

The refreshment room provides tea and coffee for members and visitors before the meetings,

THE TEMPLE

The Temple is quite unique with its ornate ceiling and photographs, which adorn the walls, of Past Masters of the Lodge.

MEZZOTINT ENGRAVING

This magnificent mezzotint engraving hangs in the Ante-Room and depicts the Installation of HRH Albert Edward (Bertie), the Prince Wales, held at the Albert Hall in 1875 when it was hailed as the largest congregation of Freemasons ever held.