The St. Andrew Lodge, No. 5276 recently celbrated 100-years of continuous working, having been consecrated in what was the Building in George Street in St. Andrew ward of Plymouth. However, it was destroyed during the Blitz and most of the Lodge belongings were lost. Over the next 100-years we have moved location and now meet on the 1st Friday of every month (except in August) at Manadon Masonic HallThe members of the St. Andrew Lodge, No. 4276 come from all walks of life and add colour to the communities in which we live and operate. In these uncertain times, it is gratifying to note that Freemasonry provides the foundation and stability necessary for our Brethren to thrive. We acknowledge that the Masonic principles of;
* Brotherly Love; by showing tolerance and respect for others and behaving with kindness and understanding,
* Relief; by practising charity and care to our own and the whole community by charitable giving and voluntary works and effort and
* Truth; by aiming to achieve high moral standards in our lives,
are as valid today as they have always been.
The new generation of the St. Andrew Lodge, No. 4276 is keen and becoming well skilled in the Ancient Charges, Regulations and Landmarks of the Order. Looking to the future, it is with great hope and anticipation that their potential is fulfilled and suitably recognized.
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We are one of the few growing Lodges within Plymouth and indeed within the Province of Devonshire. This is mainly down to the sense of fun that we have amongst ourselves and those who visit us. We welcome all visitors with warmth and friendship and have created a sense of bonding within our own Lodge. We do have a serious side when needed but when it’s time to relax and have fun we take advantage of that relaxed atmosphere and visitors want to come time and time again.
Held on the first Friday of each month, except August (Installation is December)
Manadon Masonic Hall
Number of Meetings Per Year: 11