Metropolitan Grand Lodge of London · Consecrated 1926
Lady Margaret Lodge No. 4729
Founded as the Lodge of St John’s College, Cambridge. Now a friendly London lodge open to all.
Welcome
We are a London Masonic lodge with Cambridge roots. We meet in London through the year and travel to Cambridge each June for a meeting that is the highlight of our calendar. You don’t need to be a Cambridge graduate to join, just a man who enjoys good company, tradition and helping others.
Cambridge roots
The Lodge was founded as the lodge of St John's College, Cambridge, and takes its name from Lady Margaret Beaufort.
A June meeting in Cambridge
Every year we return to Cambridge on the second Saturday in June for the highlight of our calendar.
Open to all
You do not need to be a Cambridge graduate, or to know a Freemason, to join us. Men of all backgrounds and faiths are welcome.
Our four key values
Integrity
We try to be honest and fair in everything we do.
Friendship
We value good company and lasting friendships across generations.
Respect
We welcome men of every background, faith and walk of life.
Charity
We give our time and money to help people in need.
Discover Freemasonry
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Discover Freemasonry (UGLE)
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Did you know?
Our Lodge was consecrated on 1 February 1926 in the Grand Temple at Freemasons’ Hall, by special permission of the Grand Master. Our first Master was the surgeon Sir Percy Sargent.
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Men aged 18 or over of any background are welcome. We’d be glad to hear from you.
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