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Welcome to The Old Hymerian Lodge



The Old Hymerian Lodge is based in Kingston upon Hull and is a “School Lodge”, that is to say the lodge has links with Hymers College, and when founded, had restricted membership to members of the Old Hymerian Association. Now we are an open Lodge, and welcome all suitable candidates.

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If you are  interested and looking for a Lodge to join, then why not join us? Please contact us for further information. We are sure you will find freemasonry an interesting and rewarding hobby.

The Old Hymerian Lodge was Consecrated in 1949, by the then Headmaster of the School William Victor Cavell. We have a long and proud tradition of welcoming visitors and you are sure to have an enjoyable evening. You can read more about the history of the Lodge on the History page.

The Old Hymerian Lodge is Affiliated to the Federation of School Lodges.

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Famous Masons

This two-time British Prime Minister had family history with the Masons and was a member of Studholme Mason Lodge No. 1591 in England. Initiated in 1901, he had little to do with Freemasonry outside casual social engagements and resigned from the lodge in 1912.

Winston Churchill

Prominent scientist, inventor, and civic activist, the United States founding father Benjamin Franklin is perhaps one of the most famous Freemasons. Alongside his duties as Grand Master of Pennsylvania, Benjamin Franklin formulated theories of positive and negative electrical charges and invented the lightning rod and bifocal glasses.

Benjamin Franklin

The famous Austrian composer was the son of a Freemason and wrote several Masonic musical numbers. Composer Franz Joseph Haydn belonged to the same lodge as Mozart. Other notable Johann Christian Bach was also a Freemason.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

The first President of the United States, George Washington was initiated as a Freemason in 1752. He graduated to Master Mason in less than a year and performed Masonic rites when he laid the cornerstone of the Capitol in 1793. He received a Masonic funeral; even today, Masons take pilgrimages to his tomb at Mount Vernon.

George Washington

The man who discovered penicillin, Sir Alexander Fleming, was a Freemason. He became the master of his lodge in 1924 and was awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1945.

Sir Alexander Fleming

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