Seymour Freemasons

SEYMOUR FREEMASONS
LODGE 87

United Grand Lodge of Victoria

ANZAC Avenue, Seymour, Victoria, Australia

SEYMOUR FREEMASONS
LODGE 87

United Grand Lodge of Victoria

ANZAC Avenue, Seymour, Victoria, Australia

Charity - Kindness - Service - Tolerance - Integrity - Understanding of all people . . . . . These principles make a difference

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FREEMASONRY PROMOTES:

Each of these lodges are seeking new members all of the time. If you are interested then please explore our website and don't hesitate to contact your nearest lodge, us directly, or via The Grand Lodge website at . . . www.freemasonsvic.net.au

There's always a welcome at Seymour, as soon as you step in the door

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WELCOME TO SEYMOUR

Located in the heartland of Australia's smallest mainland state of Victoria, Seymour is a township of 7000 people where Freemasonry has played an important part of the social history and development of community as it has with many other communities world wide.

Today's Seymour Lodge is an inclusive and family focussed fellowship where spouses/partners and families are encouraged to become involved with much of the social and community focussed workings of the lodge.

Members gain as much from being involved in Freemasonry in terms of self development as they give. Lodges are located in every major town and city throughout Australia and indeed the world with visiting these lodges and networking being a major part of the fraternal working of Freemasonry.

Seymour is just one of many thousands of lodges around the world. Lodges don't survive without community support and we welcome all men of good hearts and strong personal values to consider becoming a member of their local lodge. Ancient stone masons built the Pyramids, monuments, and places of worship. Modern Freemasonry builds the man.

North Central Victorian Lodges

Alexandra
Broadford and Kilmore
Euroa
Heathcote
Mansfield
Nagambie
Yea

- Albert Edward Lodge (Meets 3rd Thurs each month)
- Mitchell Lodge (Meets 4th Wed each month)
- Euroa-Vega Lodge (Meets 3rd Tues each month)
- Heathcote Lodge (Meets 2nd Thurs each month)
- Mansfield Lodge
- Nagambie Lodge (Meets 2nd Wed each month)
- Duke of Clarence Lodge (Meets 1st Wed each month)

Seymour Lodge - Constructed 1902 and 1926

International and Australian Lodges Linked to Seymour Lodge 87:

Chevalier Ramsay Lodge No 4 - Brussells (Belgium)

Jackson Lodge No 146 - Seymour, Indiana (USA)

Lodge Seymour No 945 - Western Sydney, New South Wales (Australia)

Temperance of Brisbane and Fernberg No 123 - Brisbane, Queensland (Australia)

The Seymour Lodge 87 promotes a better an caring community by actively working with many other community groups, social clubs and organisation as well as tapping the wider network of masonic society. Today our lodge consists of members who represent a range of occupations, ethinic origins and age groups. Whilst there are regional variations to masonic ceremony and ritual, the ethos and values practiced by Freemasons are the same the world over. Freemasonry transcends race, religion, social status and borders. The welcome in any lodge is always warm and genuine.