Abbots Hall Lodge

Brotherhood. Integrity. Tradition.


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The Freemasons of Essex invite you to explore our timeless tradition. Visit our Masonic Lodges to learn more about Freemasonry and connect with like-minded individuals dedicated to self-betterment, community, and truth.

Abbots Hall Lodge

The Freemasons of Essex and the surrounding region invite you to visit our Masonic Lodges anytime you are in our area.  See our  contact page  for information regarding  which Lodge, where and when we meet.
Following the release of world famous books, movies and the easy access to information through the internet, an increasing number of people have become interested in discovering more about Freemasonry.  Should your curiosity be aroused and you would like to know more, or maybe you have been considering joining a Masonic Lodge, then this website can assist you find more information.  We welcome the opportunity to discuss any enquiry you may have about Freemasonry.
All Masonic Lodges are constantly welcoming new members and if you have the intrinsic qualities required to become a Freemason, then consider joining one of our Lodges.  You never know, we may be able to provide that special something you feel is missing from your life.
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Who We Are

Abbots Hall Lodge, Lodge No. 6205, is part of a global brotherhood of Freemasons dedicated to principles of integrity, respect, charity, and self- improvement. Our members are men from all walks of life, united by a commitment to make a positive difference in themselves, their communities, and the world. We welcome anyone curious about Freemasonry to learn more and experience the values that bind us together.

Are you interested in becoming a Freemason?

To become a Freemason, a man must be at least 18 years old, be decent, law-abiding and believe in a Supreme Being. When you become a Freemason you will join a Lodge of which there are over 300 in Essex. Most Lodges meet four to six times a year and usually on the same day of the week. Lodges also run a regular Lodge of Instruction evening, usually once a week, where members can learn more about Freemasonry and forge new friendships.

If you are considering joining Freemasonry then it is also right that you should want to know what we do.

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