FREEMASONS’ HALL · LONDON
Lodge of Mercy
No. 6821
A London Masonic lodge, established in 1949.
Meeting at Freemasons’ Hall, Great Queen Street.
01 / OUR LODGE
The Lodge of Mercy
The Lodge of Mercy was consecrated on 23 May 1949.
Since 1949, the Lodge of Mercy has brought people together through Freemasonry. Today, we meet at Freemasons’ Hall in the heart of London, continuing a tradition of fellowship, learning and charitable purpose.
Whether you are discovering Freemasonry for the first time or visiting as a brother, we invite you to get to know us.
Begin a conversation ↗Friendship
Connections that reach beyond a meeting, bringing together people with different experiences and a shared outlook.
Character
A space for reflection and personal development, expressed through the traditions and ceremonies of Freemasonry.
Charity
Care for others has a lasting place in our story, reflected in the lodge’s longstanding charitable associations.
02 / OUR STORY
The lodge through the years
From the rebuilding of post-war Britain to a new generation of brethren. Explore the chapters that connect our past to our future.
A new beginning.
In the aftermath of the Second World War, members of Beneficentia Lodge began planning a new lodge. In November 1948, the petition was signed: an expression of hope for what Freemasonry could contribute to a rebuilding society.
GREAT QUEEN STREET · LONDON03 / MEETINGS
Freemasons’ Hall, London
Our regular meetings take place at Freemasons’ Hall. Visiting brethren should contact the lodge in advance to confirm arrangements.
Freemasons’ Hall
60 Great Queen Street, London WC2B 5AZ
04 / A FIRST INTRODUCTION
Common questions
You don’t need to know everything about Freemasonry to start a conversation.
Enquire about joining ↗What is Freemasonry?+
Freemasonry is a non-political, non-religious fraternal and charitable organisation. Members come together for friendship, personal development and service to others, with traditions and ceremonies that encourage reflection.
Who can enquire about joining?+
The Lodge of Mercy welcomes enquiries from men over 18 from all backgrounds. The lodge can explain the membership requirements, expectations and next steps in a personal conversation.
What commitment is involved?+
The lodge holds four regular meetings a year. There may also be opportunities for learning and social activities. Before joining, speak to the lodge about attendance, subscriptions and any other costs.
Can I visit as a Freemason?+
Visiting brethren should contact the lodge before attending. The secretary can confirm the meeting details and any arrangements required for your visit.
CHARITABLE ASSOCIATIONS
Charitable work
Charitable service runs through our history. The lodge’s recorded honours include patronage of the Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution and the Metropolitan Masonic Charity, alongside recognition for the London Fire Brigade Appeal.
Explore our charitable associations ↗05 / CONTACT US
Get in touch
Interested in joining, planning a visit, or simply curious?
We would be pleased to hear from you.