Freemasons living in, moving to, or visiting, South Hams, Dartmoor, or indeed Devon and Cornwall in general, will always be assured of a warm welcome and an enjoyable evening as valued guests of The Dartmoor Lodge, in our masonic hall (see below) at South Brent in Devon: and it won't break the bank!
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For details of our forthcoming Meeting Dates, please refer to our Diary page. The date of our next meeting is prominently displayed in the centre of this home page.
If you plan to visit us, and wish to book a place at our Festive Board, please contact our Lodge Secretary, who will be delighted to help you. His details appear on our Contact Details page.
To find us, please see below, and/or refer to our our Map and Directions page.
South Brent Masonic Hall is particularly conveniently placed, next to the A38 Devon Expressway, for South Hams,
Dartmoor, Teignbridge, Torbay, Plymouth, Exeter, and South East Cornwall.
Our location is :
South Brent Masonic Hall
Totnes Road,
South Brent.
Devon.
TQ10 9BX
The Hall is well utilized, and is currently home to the following masonic organisations (showing contact email addresses) :
Craft Lodges:
The Dartmoor Lodge 4604 (See our
Contact Details)
Dartmoor Lodge Twitter account:
@dartmoor4604
Yealm Lodge 8277
Jon Moran:
jcmoran@gmail.com
Tavistock Abbey
Ladies
Lodge 278
Joan Collacot
Jonicol@blueyonder.co.uk
Holy Royal Arch Chapters:
Dartmoor Chapter 4604 (Daytime meetings)
Ian Mcgregor:
ian.mcgregor@talk21.com
Trinity Chapter 2595
Nick Clemens:
trinityhrac2595@gmail.com
Trinity Chapter Twitter account:
@HraTrinity2595
Allied Masonic Degrees Councils:
Dartmoor Council 200
Maurice Bundy:
bundy934@btinternet.com
Dartmoor Council Twitter account:
@DartmoorAMD
Royal & Select Masters Councils:
Dartmoor Valley Council 250
Alastair Duncan:
secretarymmm215@gmail.com
Red Cross of Constantiine Conclaves:
Ascension Conclave 499
Dave Silman:
dave1159@gmail.com
Pilgrim Preceptors Preceptories:
St. Petroc Preceptory 7
Jim Evans:
jimalbertevans@gmail.com
and:-
"The Devonshire Masonic Choir" details
Meetings for all the organizations using our building
are shown on our
Diary
page.
South Brent Masonic Hall
Twitter account
To find us, please refer to our Map & Directions page for more information. The Post Code displayed there, and also shown in our address above, should easily get you here using 'Sat-Nav'.
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Parking details are included in the "PARKING & DIRECTIONS" section in the right hand column of our Map & Directions page.
We tyle at 19:15 on the 2nd Thursday each month except July & August.
Our April meeting is our annual Installation
(when we tyle early & space may be limited).
All our contact details are available on the Dartmoor Lodge Contact Details page. In addition, our Social Media details are also listed below:
Twitter account for Dartmoor Lodge No.4604
Facebook page for Dartmoor Lodge No.4604
THE DARTMOOR LODGE WEBSITE
If any Lodge Member has any constructive criticism, comments, suggestions, or requests regarding this website, please contact our website administrator, whose details are on our Contact Details page.
Any photographs taken by members, either at our meetings or social events for inclusion on this website, would be very helpful. All photographs (or articles and reports?) submitted would be much appreciated.
The Dartmoor Lodge is in the
Province of Devonshire
The UGLE is our ruling body.
If you are interested in becoming a freemason, or discovering more about freemasonry, please look at our page Becoming a Mason, where you will find some helpful, and hopefully, useful information. For further help or information, please contact our Lodge Mentor, who will be very pleased to hear from you: his details are on our Contact Details page.
If you are already a mason, and may be interested in joining The Dartmoor Lodge 4604, please contact our Lodge Secretary (see Contact Details page), who will be pleased to help you.
If you are already a mason, and may be interested in joining the Holy Royal Arch, then see here.
The Dartmoor Lodge 4604 was consecrated on 30th April 1924. Our early meetings were held in various locations within the village of South Brent.
Subsequently, our Masonic Hall was constructed, and was finally dedicated on 24th January 1940. We have occupied it ever since.
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The First 20 Years is a booklet produced by W.Bro. Reginald G. Hard in 1944 to commemorate and detail the history of the first 20 years of Dartmoor Lodge. (This was a poor quality scan of a very old original copy: this has been scanned, cleaned, corrected and edited by W.Bro. Bob Carter).
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We work hard at our ritual, practicing "Emulation Ritual" (including some 'Dartmoor Workings') which we take extremely seriously, but we are a very friendly Lodge enjoying cameraderie and banter at the Festive Board, and we enjoy mixing socially. We have several social functions during the course of the year: details of events already planned are included on our Notices and Diary pages.