Royal Air Force Lodge

Venue

Freemasons’ Hall, London

The Royal Air Force Lodge No. 7335 is proud to call Freemasons’ Hall in London its home. Located in the heart of Covent Garden, this iconic building is the headquarters of the United Grand Lodge of England and a masterpiece of 20th-century Art Deco architecture.

Consecrated in 1933 as a memorial to the Freemasons who fell in the First World War, Freemasons’ Hall stands as a symbol of unity, peace, and resilience. Its grandeur and historic significance make it an inspiring setting for Masonic meetings and ceremonies.

A Space for Tradition and Connection

Freemasons’ Hall provides the perfect backdrop for the RAF Lodge’s rich traditions. The ornate meeting rooms and the solemn atmosphere of the Grand Temple reflect the dignity and heritage of Freemasonry, creating a space where members can honor their shared values and history.

The Royal Air Force Club

In addition to meeting at Freemasons’ Hall, the RAF Lodge hosts its festive boards at the prestigious Royal Air Force Club. Situated in Mayfair, this private members’ club celebrates the spirit of the Royal Air Force, with an ambiance that combines tradition, elegance, and camaraderie.

The combination of these two venues embodies the unique identity of the RAF Lodge, blending the distinguished heritage of Freemasonry with the proud traditions of the Royal Air Force.

Visiting Freemasons’ Hall

Freemasons’ Hall is not only the home of the RAF Lodge but also a landmark open to the public. Guided tours offer a glimpse into its history, architecture, and significance within Freemasonry. Visitors can explore the Grand Temple, the Library and Museum of Freemasonry, and other beautifully preserved spaces.

Whether attending a meeting, a festive board, or simply visiting, members and guests of the RAF Lodge experience the grandeur and inspiration of these exceptional venues.