Meets at 18:45 except September on the third Tuesday
Months – Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Sep (installation 17:30), Oct, Nov & Dec
Estune Lodge was founded in May 1949, when the founding members adopted the name of what the Anglo-Saxon people used for what we now know as Long Ashton – ‘Estune’.
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On average 60 – 70 members attend meetings. These are of all ages, young and old, and from widely diverse backgrounds and interests. Generally members live in Somerset and Bristol, but some live much further afield.
The lodge activities cover far more than only formal meetings. Members have a popular calendar of social and charitable events, sharing enjoyment and fellowship with friends and partners – all in line with Masonic principles.
As well as a popular calendar for social events are members enjoy regular visiting to other lodges visit our news stories below for some of our events;
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News
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Members of the Estune Lodge “Painting Squad” The Nailsea Masonic Hall Company took the opportunity, during these unusual times, to redevelop the Car Park. As this major project was concluded it was decided to repaint the exterior and entrance hall of the building. The photographs here show the fabulous job that has now been completed ready for the recommencement of meetings, social and community events Interior of the Entrance Hall The car park has been…
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Tercentenary Events 2017 (Nailsea Masonic Centre) On Saturday 16th September the name of the Nailsea Masonic Centre was changed for the evening to ‘The Goose and Gridiron’ whilst we celebrated the Tercentenary. A wonderful banquet, as near as possible to the meal offered in 1717 at the original venue, consisting of rabbit with pickles and freshly baked bread, tasty venison (oh, dear!) with potatoes in red wine, was all served in big open pots with…
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Accompanying the Worshipful Master Bob Cook, who presented the Travelling Trowel to the Master of Royal Albert Edward Lodge, another coach party enjoyed a complete tour of this wonderful building at 12 Old Orchard Street. It is an anonymous building in a quiet cobbled backstreet of this city of architectural gems. But behind the door is a unique 265 year history that has seen it become the first Theatre Royal outside of London, then a…
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On the 20th December 2011 the Lodge was in a position to make a presentation of £4,000 for the BRI Children’s Oncology Ward in memory of ‘Baby George’ the baby son of Andrew and Claire May, the grandson of Bro Keith and Andrea Eaton, and the great grandson of W.Bro Wally May. Andrew and Claire wanted to give something back following all the attempts made to try and save Baby George and also to help…
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V.W.Bro John Winston Deputy Provincial Grand Master attended Estune Lodge 6817 Installation meeting on Tuesday 15th September 2015 and kindly presented a 50 year service certificate to W.Bro Peter Townsend PPrJGW, a Fleet Air Arm Pilot in WWII.
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