Chipping Norton Masonic Hall
The iconic Masonic Hall in Chipping Norton is a purpose-built hall, whose foundation stone was laid on May 15th, 1898. Over the years it has had many sympathetic updates, and it wasn’t until 1972 that it needed to be brought further up to date in line with fire regulations. Since then, it also benefits from a stair lift as well as a defibulator located outside the front door of the hall, which was donated by the former Chipping Norton Lions.
Lodges at the Masonic Hall
The Masonic Hall is currently home to 2 lodges Bowyer and Evenlode & Norton which where originally 2 lodges but merged to form one. The lodge has seen many celebrations and events over the years, and along with raising many Freemasons through the ranks to become Master Masons.
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Lodges That Meet Here
Bowyer Lodge 1036
Bowyer Lodge No. 1036 meet here the first Tuesday of the Month from October to April
Date of consecration: 29th November 1864
Ritual: Oxfordshire
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Evenlode & Norton Lodge 6535
Evenlode & Norton Lodge No. 6535 meet here the 3rd Wednesday of the Month from October to April
Date of consecration: 3rd September 1947
Ritual: Oxfordshire
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