Welcome to the Lymington Masonic Centre in the South West Area of the Province of the Hampshire & Isle of Wight Freemasons
The centre was built in 1926 and hosts 5 Craft Lodges, the oldest being New Forest Lodge No. 319. The other Craft Lodges consist of Powney Lodge No. 3099,
Lymington Lodge No.7984, Hythe Lodge No. 8546, and Lentune Lodge No. 8743.
The LMC also hosts New Forest Royal Arch Chapter No. 319, Mark Master Masons New Forest Lodge No. 611,
St. Thomas the Apostle Chapter No. 1094, a Rose Croix Chapter and the Forest Rose Conclave No. 265 an Order of the Red Cross of Constantine.
Make sure you check our vibrant social media pages with updates on Masonic events and meetings as well as the latest charity activity within the local New Forest Community
The building sits in its own grounds with off street parking, a licensed bar and has a function room, two robing rooms, and of course the Masonic Temple.
Please feel free to browse around the site and contact us if you are interested in joining Freemasonry or hiring the centre for public events or private functions such as weddings
by clicking on the “Hire The Hall” from the menu above.
To get to the Lymington Masonic Centre just use the location of;
What have Freemasons done for the local community?
Every year monies raised from all the different Lodges and side orders at the LMC as well as from other masonic centres at Brockenhurst, Christchurch, New Milton, and Ringwood are presented at an annual cheque presentation evening.
All those local charities are asked to visit the Centre to receive the donation and give a short talk what their charity is all about. Below are the last three events totalling £289,035!
In addition the Masonic Charitable Foundation awards around £5.5 million pounds in grants to local and national charities
Welcome to the The Lymington Masonic Centre 