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Three Shires Lodge 5103
Consecrated: 1929
Meeting at: The Masonic Hall, Wretham Road, Handsworth, Birmingham, B19 1ED
Meeting months: January, February, March, April, May, October, November
Meeting every: 3rd Wednesday
Start time: 18:00
About us
It was during the era of what became known as ‘The Roaring Twenties’ that our Lodge was formed. Towards the end of the decade there was the Wall Street Crash, bringing in its wake the world-wide depression with massive unemployment everywhere, including Britain where we also had the General Strike. Such was the atmosphere into which our Lodge was born.
Fortunately Masonry in all its disciplines continued as before. The Midland Provinces of Warwickshire, Worcestershire & Staffordshire were as active as any others and then, as now, there were many comings and goings between Brethren of all three Provinces, especially in Birmingham where the boundaries of the three Provinces come very close to each other.
It was as a result of Masonic visiting, particularly in other degrees, that our Lodge was formed. At this time our Founders were constantly meeting and from the fellowship that grew between them came the notion to form a new Craft Lodge. They were particularly desirous of associating themselves with the new Masonic Temple at New Street and with Warwickshire Craft Masonry. It is known that our Founders, whose Mother Lodges were from the three Provinces, decided to combine all three and so called their new Lodge “Three Shires“.
W.Bro R L Sian P Prov G W (Warks) P Prov G D C (Staffs) P M of Tudor Lodge of Volunteers No.138 is credited with being the mover and inspiration behind Three Shires Lodge and it was he, as a Founder Member, who on 22nd October 1928 presented a petition to St Pauls Lodge No.43 to act as our sponsor.
Why Join Us?
For nearly a century, our lodge has been a place where men from all walks of life come together in friendship, mutual respect, and shared purpose. We proudly honour the traditions and rich history of Freemasonry, while ensuring that joy, good humour, and genuine fellowship remain at the heart of everything we do.
Our members bring a wide range of talents and personalities. Some excel in ritual and ceremony, others bring warmth and laughter to our meetings, but all share a common commitment to supporting one another. Within our lodge you will find encouragement, camaraderie, and a sense of belonging that extends beyond the lodge room.
Above all, we are a lodge of friendship — a place where tradition is respected, differences are embraced, and every brother is valued. We welcome those who seek personal growth, meaningful connection, and the opportunity to be part of something enduring.
Contact us
Secretary/Scribe: Michael Bond mabond318@gmail.com
Membership officer: Michael Bond mabond318@gmail.com
Members
Number of members: 18
Members under 30: 0
Members 30-60: 12
Members 60+: 6
Further details
We have a rehearsal:
Our Lodge/Chapter of Instruction is: 2nd Wednesday Jan, Feb,March, April, May, Oct, Nov
Financial
Annual fee: £216
Is dining fee included in annual fee? No
Dining fee (approx.): £22
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Social events
We are a relaxed lodge, we generally hold a dinner for brethren and their families, along with social events like BBQ’s and Skittle nights.