THE LODGE
Welcome to Alexandra Lodge No. 1511.
Alexandra Lodge is a Freemasons’ (Masonic) Lodge under the Constitution of the United Grand Lodge of England, which meets in Hornsea.
The Alexandra Lodge is situated in the East coast town of Hornsea. A long-established Lodge, it was formed in the 1870s.
We currently have a membership of 34 and meet in Alexandra Road in the town.
The Lodge takes its name from Queen Alexandra, the wife of King Edward VII, who was Queen of the United Kingdom from 1901 to 1910, as did the Alexandra Public House which stood nearby.
Our members come from diverse backgrounds and occupations and, as Freemasonry becomes more open, we have new members coming through and look forward to more in the future.
We hold meetings every month throughout the year and regularly welcome visitors, who are assured of a warm and friendly welcome.
OUR HERITAGE
Lodge formation
Our records date the formation of the Lodge to 12 December 1874.
The document shown here describes how the Lodge was formed when Hornsea, then a coastal retreat, had a sufficient population of Masons to establish a lodge.
Originally meeting at the Alexandra Hotel, the Lodge subsequently moved to its current premises, built in 1899.
The Lodge room pictured here is where Masonic meetings are conducted at Alexandra Lodge.