Mercury Lodge was consecrated on 17th December 1923 at the Tumble Down Dick Hotel, Farnborough. The significance of our consecration date is that as it was exactly 20 years to the day that the first powered flight by the Wright Brothers had taken place. The date chosen for a lodge with such aeronautical connections was most apt, however it appears to have been purely coincidental. Lodge Website

Rose of Hampshire Lodge No 8463 was consecrated on the 20th March 1973 in the new Temple at Aldershot. The Lodge subsequently moved to the Farnborough Masonic Hall. We were privileged to receive the Platinum Award in 2005 which was presented by the Provincial Grand Master R.W.Bro. E. F. R. Moss to the WM of the Lodge. The Rose of Hampshire is a very sociable Lodge which hosts a series of major charitable events every year not only for our members but also for their families and friends. Our pinnacle of the year is the Ladies Festival.

Yateley Lodge was consecrated on 26th March 1984. By 1986 we had 53 members but today the lodge has a more modest 32 members, some of whom now live abroad. We have built up a reputation of being a very friendly lodge and we always look forward to having Visitors at our 5 regular meetings each year.

The Lodge was founded in 1990, primarily for the convenience of Serving and Ex members of the Airbourne Forces and those closely connected.  Members include representatives from the majority of past and current Airborne units, including veterans from W.W.2.

Loyalty Lodge was consecrated on Thursday 15th May 1952, at Scarborough Rooms, High Street, Aldershot, as a result of an idea of Bro. Rev. C.L.Bell, Vicar of Tongham, who was then a member of Aldershot Camp Lodge. It moved to Farnborough in 1955. Lodge Website

Semper Fidelis Lodge No.6664 was consecrated on 14th October 1948 at the Farnborough Masonic Centre, its Mother Lodge is Aldershot Camp 1331 and its Daughter Lodge is Hospitality 7927.

Semper Fidelis is translated as 'Ever faithful' and this is combined with the Lodge motto of 'Non Sibi Sed Toti' which is translated as 'Not only to yourself but to all'.

Mid Wessex Lodge of Installed Masters was founded in 1978 and provides a forum for Past Masters of Lodges in the wider Mid Wessex area to consider the broader aspects of Freemasonry.

Farnborough & North Camp Lodge was consecrated on the 14th October 1887 at the Queens Hotel Farnborough. It is the oldest Lodge meeting at the Masonic centre with 2012 being the 125th Anniversary. Many of the founder members were from the Army education and musical areas.

Ashburn St johns was consecrated on the 22nd November 1990 at the Masonic Hall Aldershot, by the then Provincial Grand Master, RW Bro. James Bullen. It held its meetings initially at Kenward House, Hartley Wintney, moved to Aldershot in 1991, and then in 1996 to its present venue at the Farnborough Masonic Centre.  The idea for the name of the Lodge and the badge on which the jewel is based, originated from the bridge at Fordingbridge in Hampshire which has seven arches (this being a significant number in Freemasonry). Near the bridge is a Hotel, the Ashburn, and close by is the site of an old Wayfarers Hospital which was run by the Knights of St John, hence Ashburn St Johns.