About Us

THE LODGE OF ST CUTHBERGA NO. 622

The brethren from the Lodge of St Cuthberga have been meeting in Wimborne since 1853. We are the 6th oldest Lodge in the Province of Dorset and the most historic lodge in Wimborne.


We are a very friendly, dynamic and approachable Lodge which has a great reputation for tradition and ritual.

Members of our Lodge at the Annual General Meeting of Dorset Freemasons.

With a diverse membership demographic that includes brothers from a variety of occupations and a wide range of ages we are one of the most regularly attended lodges with visiting members coming from all over Dorset just to see how we do things. We are fully supportive of any member wishing to progress their knowledge in Freemasonry or to  pass through the Offices of
the Lodge.


We have young members with families who work full time and, of course older, retired members who just love to mentor their fellow brethren. Our wives and partners have their own dining and social group who call themselves 'The Wimborne Witches' and meet on the same night as our Lodge meetings. This way our Ladies get to know each other, make friends and feel part of the St Cuthberga family. We hold several social events ranging from our traditional Ladies Night to a summer BBQ to black tie dinners, horse racing evenings and rafting on the River Stour, all of which contribute significantly to our charitable giving.


At St Cuthberga there are no hidden agendas, just good men trying to make themselves better whilst serving the community at large and enjoying themselves at the same time.


We meet on the first Monday of the month, except in August.

This is our banner depicting St Cuthburga after whom our Lodge is named, which hangs proudly in our temple. It is over 150 years old.

The Brethren of The Lodge of St. Cuthberga No. 622 celebrating the installation of our Worshipful Master at our Festive Board. This is one of the highlights of our masonic year and enjoyed even more so during our relaxed and informal dinner where good food, drink and great company is a well loved part of our lodge meetings.

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OUR VALUES

INTEGRITY

Freemasons are focused on building themselves as people of integrity and membership provides the structure to help achieve that goal.

FRIENDSHIP

Freemasonry provides the common foundation for friendships between members, many of which will
last for life.

RESPECT

Freemasonry brings people together irrespective of their race, religion or any other perceived differences that can divide us as a society.


SERVICE

Whether participating in events, fundraising for a charitable cause or volunteering for public or community organisations, SERVICE is at the very heart of Freemasonry. Our members make valuable contributions by donating time, resources and skills.


Other Wimborne Lodges

The following lodges also meet at Wimborne Freemasons Hall

FERNDOWN LODGE No. 7860

Meets once a month except

June, July and August.

E: 7860@dorsetfreemasonry.info

VERWOOD LODGE No. 9177

Meets once a month except

June, July and August.

E: 9177@dorsetfreemasonry.info

AMPHIBIOUS LODGE No. 9050

Meets once a month except
June, July, August & December

E: 9050@dorsetfreemasonry.info

DORSET SPORTSMEN'S LODGE No. 9942

Meeting dates TBC

E: 9942@dorsetfreemasonry.info

Part of a larger fraternity

All Dorset Lodges are part of a larger fraternity on a county and

national level adminstered by the organisations below.

THE PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF DORSET

Freemasons have been meeting in Dorset for over 200 years. The Province of Dorset provides valuable information on who we are and what we do.

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THE UNITED GRAND LODGE OF ENGLAND

Being one of the oldest social and charitable organisations in the world, Freemasonry in the UK is adminstered from our fabulous buiding in London.

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Freemasonry for Women

Women only lodges are also part of the Freemasonry fraternity.

Click on the links below to find out more.

FREEMASONRY FOR WOMEN


Founded and organised by women in 1913, membership is open to women of any race or religion. It isn't just men that enjoy Freemasonry.

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THE ORDER OF WOMEN FREEMASONS

The oldest and largest Freemasonry organisation for women in this country that works on the lines of regular
male Freemasonry.

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