History of Bryanston Freemasons Lodge South African Masons

The Different Freemasons Lodges in the District of South Africa North Lodge Name: Bryanston Lodge Number: 7815 Consecrated: 1962 Region: St Michaels Church Address: P.O. Box 67101 Bryanston
History of the Lodge: Bryanston Lodge was formed to bridge the gap between Johannesburg and Pretoria. The founders decided to follow the 'English' tradition of meeting earlier and dining afterwards. The first meeting place was the Methodist Church Hall but then changed to St. Michael's Church Hall and dining afterwards at the Bryanston Country Club, with the Installation meeting being held at Freemasons' Hall, Parktown. Since consecration the Lodge has grown steadily and can fairly claim,in its own words, that 'it has vigorously pursued the charitable aims of Freemasonry’. Meeting place: Bryanston and St Michaels to Rivonia Recreational Centre, 7 Achter Road, Rivonia
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The Different Freemasons Lodges in the District of South Africa North