Loyalty Lodge 4971 is just
one year away from celebrating
it's historic centenary.
For nearly a century, we have
been a cornerstone of fellowship,
personal growth, and community
support.

Are you are looking to:

Build lifelong friendships with a
diverse, supportive network and
landmark traditions?

Make a real difference through
impactful local charity work.

…then your journey starts here.
Loyalty Lodge 4971 is just
one year away from celebrating
it’s historic centenary.
For nearly a century, we have
been a cornerstone of fellowship,
personal growth, and community
support.

Are you are looking to:

Build lifelong friendships with a
diverse, supportive network and
landmark traditions?

Make a real difference through
impactful local charity work.

…then your journey starts here.

Welcome to
Loyalty Lodge
No 4971

Welcome to Loyalty Lodge 4971

Loyalty Lodge 4971 is just
one year away from celebrating
it’s historic centenary.
For nearly a century, we have
been a cornerstone of fellowship,
personal growth, and community
support.

Are you are looking to:

Build lifelong friendships with a
diverse, supportive network and
landmark traditions?

Make a real difference through
impactful local charity work.

…then your journey starts here.

Welcome to
Loyalty Lodge
No 4971

About Loyalty Lodge No. 4971

About Loyalty Lodge No. 4971

Loyalty Lodge No. 4971 is based in Leeds, West Yorkshire. We meet on Wednesdays at Castle Grove Masonic Hall, Moor Road in Headingley LS6 4BP. A beautiful grade II Victorian listed building a few miles from Leeds city centre. Since 1934 Castle Grove Masonic Hall has been the home for several Leeds Masonic Lodges.


Every 3rd Wednesday we have a formal meeting followed by food and drinks called 'The Festive Board'.

Loyalty Lodge No. 4971 is based in Leeds, West Yorkshire. We meet on Wednesdays at Castle Grove Masonic Hall, Moor Road in Headingley LS6 4BP. A beautiful grade II Victorian listed building a few miles from Leeds city centre. Since 1934 Castle Grove Masonic Hall has been the home for several Leeds Masonic Lodges.


Every 3rd Wednesday we have a formal meeting followed by food and drinks called 'The Festive Board'.

Loyalty Lodge 4971 Dinner at Castle Grove

Loyalty Lodge No. 4971 was founded on Tuesday 22nd of November 1927, at the Masonic Hall in Great George Street, Leeds. The Lodge was Consecrated by RW Bro the Viscount Lascelles, the 6th Earl of Harewood, Provincial Grand Master for Yorkshire. The old Masonic Hall in Leeds from 1865, on the corner of Millennium Square and Leeds Town Hall, still features original Masonic symbols carved into the exterior stonework.


Loyalty Lodge was unique among the Leeds lodges in as much as it was the first in the city formed with the object of uniting Masons of both the Jewish and Christian faiths. Since its inception Loyalty Lodge has always sought to encourage Brethern of all Faiths to become members, a true multi-faith Lodge. Freemasonry is not a religious organisation and discussions on religion or politics are not entertained during our meetings.


Loyalty Lodge was so successful and had a long list of candidates it was decided to set up a daughter Lodge on the 2nd of September 1947, The Lodge of Dawn No. 6511. The Lodge of Dawn also meet at Castle Grove.


Don’t just read our history, be part of it, to join Loyalty Lodge contact us now.

Loyalty Lodge No. 4971 was founded on Tuesday 22nd of November 1927, at the Masonic Hall in Great George Street, Leeds. The Lodge was Consecrated by RW Bro the Viscount Lascelles, the 6th Earl of Harewood, Provincial Grand Master for Yorkshire. The old Masonic Hall in Leeds from 1865, on the corner of Millennium Square and Leeds Town Hall, still features original Masonic symbols carved into the exterior stonework.


Loyalty Lodge was unique among the Leeds lodges in as much as it was the first in the city formed with the object of uniting Masons of both the Jewish and Christian faiths. Since its inception Loyalty Lodge has always sought to encourage Brethern of all Faiths to become members, a true multi-faith Lodge. Freemasonry is not a religious organisation and discussions on religion or politics are not entertained during our meetings.


Loyalty Lodge was so successful and had a long list of candidates it was decided to set up a daughter Lodge on the 2nd of September 1947, The Lodge of Dawn No. 6511. The Lodge of Dawn also meet at Castle Grove.


Don’t just read our history, be part of it, to join Loyalty Lodge contact us now.

Join Loyalty Lodge 4971

Make new friendships
Personal Growth
Charity and Service
History and Tradition

Freemasons offer a unique opportunity to building long-lasting relationships from all walks of life. Finding supportive networks of like-minded individuals and meet people from other backgrounds you would not usually meet. As a member of Loyalty Lodge, you are welcome to visit any of the 7,000 Lodges throughout the UK.

Freemasonry focuses on personal growth, helping each member become the best version of themselves. These shared values provide a supportive environment to pick up useful, lifelong skills.

Charity is at the heart of Freemasonry. We support local charities and Freemasons and their families when life takes a turn for the worse. In the, UK Freemasonry donates an amazing £52m to good causes.

Freemasonry is 300 years old and still incredibly relevant to peoples lives today. You will learn what it means to be an Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft and a Master Mason.

Join Loyalty Lodge 4971

Make new friendships
Personal Growth
Charity and Service
History and Tradition

Freemasons offer a unique opportunity to building long-lasting relationships from all walks of life. Finding supportive networks of like-minded individuals and meet people from other backgrounds you would not usually meet. As a member of Loyalty Lodge, you are welcome to visit any of the 7,000 Lodges throughout the UK.

Freemasonry focuses on personal growth, helping each member become the best version of themselves. These shared values provide a supportive environment to pick up useful, lifelong skills.

Charity is at the heart of Freemasonry. We support local charities and Freemasons and their families when life takes a turn for the worse. In the, UK Freemasonry donates an amazing £52m to good causes.

Freemasonry is 300 years old and still incredibly relevant to peoples lives today. You will learn what it means to be an Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft and a Master Mason.

Join Loyalty Lodge 4971

Make new friendships
Personal Growth
Charity and Service
History and Tradition

Freemasons offer a unique opportunity to building long-lasting relationships from all walks of life. Finding supportive networks of like-minded individuals and meet people from other backgrounds you would not usually meet. As a member of Loyalty Lodge, you are welcome to visit any of the 7,000 Lodges throughout the UK.

Freemasonry focuses on personal growth, helping each member become the best version of themselves. These shared values provide a supportive environment to pick up useful, lifelong skills.

Charity is at the heart of Freemasonry. We support local charities and Freemasons and their families when life takes a turn for the worse. In the, UK Freemasonry donates an amazing £52m to good causes.

Freemasonry is 300 years old and still incredibly relevant to peoples lives today. You will learn what it means to be an Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft and a Master Mason.

Working for the good of all

Working for the good of all

Illustration showing various Charities Loyalty Lodge supported over the years, Air Ambulance, Blood bikes, RNLI, Rob Burrow MND Centre, Teddies for Loving Care, St. Gemma's Hospice and many more.

Service - Charity is at the heart of everything Freemasons do.


Loyalty Lodge 4971 contributes to local charities and the community entirely from the generosity of Freemasons and their family. Here are some of the charities Loyalty Lodge together with the FreemasonsCharity (MCF) and West Riding Masonic Charities (WRMC) has been supporting over the years:


A water cooler for St. Gemma's Hospice, 2 x quiet rooms for the Rob Burrow MND Centre, Food parcels for HOPE project Leeds, Cystic fibrosis care Leeds, Funiture for Ledas, Toys and Gifts for the Castle Grove Festive Toy Appeal, A little free book library for Leeds Jewish Housing Association, Bikes for Lineham Farm Leeds Childrens Charity, Pilot helm for Yorkshire Ambulance, supporting young people at The Zone Leeds, Warehouse equipment for Fareshareyorkshire and Leeds Irish Health & Home.


Who can apply?

Applications must be from a charitable organisation or charity located within the geographical boundaries of the Province of Yorkshire, West Riding, ideally close to Leeds. We will ask for relevant information so our Lodge Charity Team can make a decision.

Charity & Service is at the heart of everything Freemasons do.


Loyalty Lodge 4971 contributes to local charities and the community entirely from the generosity of Freemasons and their family. Here are some of the charities Loyalty Lodge together with the FreemasonsCharity (MCF) and West Riding Masonic Charities (WRMC) has been supporting over the years:


A water cooler for St. Gemma's Hospice, 2 x quiet rooms for the Rob Burrow MND Centre, Food parcels for HOPE project Leeds, Cystic fibrosis care Leeds, Funiture for Ledas, Toys and Gifts for the Castle Grove Festive Toy Appeal, A little free book library for Leeds Jewish Housing Association, Bikes for Lineham Farm Leeds Childrens Charity, Pilot helm for Yorkshire Ambulance, supporting young people at The Zone Leeds, Warehouse equipment for Fareshareyorkshire and Leeds Irish Health & Home.


Who can apply?

Applications must be from a charitable organisation or charity located within the geographical boundaries of the Province of Yorkshire, West Riding, ideally close to Leeds. We will ask for relevant information so our Lodge Charity Team can make a decision.

Service - Charity is at the heart of everything Freemasons do.


Loyalty Lodge 4971 contributes to local charities and the community entirely from the generosity of Freemasons and their family. Here are some of the charities Loyalty Lodge together with the FreemasonsCharity (MCF) and West Riding Masonic Charities (WRMC) has been supporting over the years:


A water cooler for St. Gemma's Hospice, 2 x quiet rooms for the Rob Burrow MND Centre, Food parcels for HOPE project Leeds, Cystic fibrosis care Leeds, Funiture for Ledas, Toys and Gifts for the Castle Grove Festive Toy Appeal, A little free book library for Leeds Jewish Housing Association, Bikes for Lineham Farm Leeds Childrens Charity, Pilot helm for Yorkshire Ambulance, supporting young people at The Zone Leeds, Warehouse equipment for Fareshareyorkshire and Leeds Irish Health & Home.


Who can apply?

Applications must be from a charitable organisation or charity located within the geographical boundaries of the Province of Yorkshire, West Riding, ideally close to Leeds. We will ask for relevant information so our Lodge Charity Team can make a decision.

Loyalty Lodge members

How to join Loyalty Lodge

Who can join? Any man over the age of 18 is welcome to join Freemasonry regardless of their background, race or religion.


There are several ways to join Loyalty Lodge 4971 and become a Freemason. The simplest way is to send us a message via the contact form on this website, we will be in touch to answer your questions and share more about Freemasonry. If you already know a member of our Lodge, they can also introduce you.


We will invite you to an informal chat so we can get to know you and ensure our Lodge meeting times fit your schedule. Then you are ready to be proposed to the Lodge.



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We have members from all walks of life, all with a unique Lodge experience.

Supportive & Friendly Lodge

“I have really enjoyed Freemasonry, been involved for the last 26 years. Loyalty Lodge is an amazing Lodge."

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John

Supportive & Friendly Lodge

“I have really enjoyed Freemasonry, been involved for the last 26 years. Loyalty Lodge is an amazing Lodge."

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John

Why Loyalty Lodge works for me

"Having a demanding job can be stressful, but the Lodge offers a safe environment to unwind and talk with others. It leaves me feeling relaxed and re-energised—and while I don't expect anyone to fix my problems, their support helps me cope much better."

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Neil

What a surprise

"I didn't know anything about Freemasonry when a friend asked me to join Loyalty Lodge, it was a complete surprise. Now, on Wednesday nights after a busy day, I look forward to switching off, meeting with the Brethren, and catching up over a drink or a meal. "

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Marc

Making Unique Friends

"Before I joined, most of my friends were around my own age and in the same line of work. The Lodge completely changed that. I now have laughs with people from ages 30 to 90, and from every background imaginable. It’s rare to find a place where different generations mix so naturally and learn from each other."

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Sam

Making Unique Friends

"Before I joined, most of my friends were around my own age and in the same line of work. The Lodge completely changed that. I now have laughs with people from ages 30 to 90, and from every background imaginable. It’s rare to find a place where different generations mix so naturally and learn from each other."

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Sam

Designer

Freemasonry expanded My World

"I used to travel a lot without much of a social circle. Now, I have a massive network. Whenever I work away, I visit local Lodges and connect with Brethren who welcome me with open arms. Visiting other Lodges has become one of my absolute favourite things to do."

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Michael

Freemasonry expanded My World

"I used to travel a lot without much of a social circle. Now, I have a massive network. Whenever I work away, I visit local Lodges and connect with Brethren who welcome me with open arms. Visiting other Lodges has become one of my absolute favourite things to do."

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Michael

Giving Back to the Community

"I always wanted to do more for local causes, but I never really knew where to start. Through the Lodge, I am part of something bigger; we support charities right on our doorstep. Working together with the Brethren to give back—without any fuss or fanfare—is one of the most rewarding parts of being involved."

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Matt

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is Freemasonry?

Freemasonry is one of the world’s oldest non-religious, non-political fraternal organisations. Freemasonry and Loyalty Lodge 4971 brings people together from all walks of life to form lifelong friendships, develop self-confidence and make a positive contribution to society through charitable giving and community service.

Is Freemasonry a secret society?
Are there Women Freemasons?
Is Freemasonry a religion?
Do I have to be invited to join?
How do I join Loyalty Lodge 4971?
Are there social activities?
What are the Yorkshire Rose Light Blues?

Contact Loyalty Lodge

Whether you are looking to join, planning a visit to Loyalty Lodge 4971, or just have a general question, please get in touch. We are always happy to help.

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Loyalty Lodge No. 4971 Consecrated in 1927
Castle Grove, Headingley, Leeds LS6 4BP

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Ready to Take your First Step in Freemasonry?

Logo of Loyalty Lodge 4971
Loyalty Lodge No. 4971 Consecrated in 1927
Castle Grove, Headingley, Leeds LS6 4BP

Copyright © 2026. All rights reserved.

Ready to Take your First Step in Freemasonry?

Logo of Loyalty Lodge 4971
Loyalty Lodge No. 4971 Consecrated in 1927
Castle Grove, Headingley, Leeds LS6 4BP

Copyright © 2026. All rights reserved.