The Garston Group of Lodges and Chapters is one of 24 Groups that make up the Province of West Lancashire. Meeting at Garston Masonic Hall are twelve Lodges, three Royal Arch Chapters and several other degrees. Overall the Hall is ‘Home’ for more than 600 masons.

Freemasonry has existed in the Garston area since the mid-nineteenth century. There were various meeting places in the area, mainly in hotels and public houses. The first recorded meetings were in 1857 at Wood's Wellington Hotel, Garston. Meetings alternated between the Wellington and the Garston Hotel until 1919 when Garston Co-operative Hall was used. The Masonic Hall that now stands in Island Road was purpose built and officially opened on 21 May 1924. To read more about Garston Masonic Hall, download our factsheet here.

 

Further general information on Freemasonry in Garston can be obtained from the Group Chairman - Howard Griffiths Tel: 01744 894873.

 

  

The Hall is near to the Airport & Liverpool South Parkway interchange. View an online map here.

 
 

Details of the cost and availability of meeting rooms at the Hall are available from the Hall Chairman - Mal Yates Tel: 0151 427 6683.