Wetherby Freemasonry at Wetherby Masonic Hall
Wetherby Masonic Hall on Deighton Road has been a home for local Freemasonry for a century. Today it houses three lodges — Lascelles No. 4796, Calcaria No. 2677 and Lodge Achievement — whose members meet here for fellowship, tradition and charitable work in the town.
One hundred years of Lascelles Lodge No. 4796
Lascelles Lodge No. 4796 recently celebrated its centenary. Consecrated in December 1925 by Henry Lascelles, 6th Earl of Harewood, the lodge originally met in Wetherby Town Hall before moving to Great North Road (later known as Deighton Road) in 1927.
Having amalgamated with Power Lodge in 2004, Lascelles Lodge proudly carries forward 100 years of brotherhood and charitable giving in the local area.
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1925
Consecrated in December by Henry Lascelles, 6th Earl of Harewood, meeting at Wetherby Town Hall.
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1927
The lodge moves to new premises on Great North Road (later known as Deighton Road) – the hall's home ever since.
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2004
Amalgamates with Power Lodge.
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2025
A century of brotherhood and charitable giving in the local area.
Finding us
Deighton Road
Wetherby
West Yorkshire
LS22 7SZ
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- Parking
- Access is from Deighton Road, through the main gates into a large car park.
- Accessible entrance
- The accessible entrance is to the rear of the building.