Universities Lodge No. 2352 is a craft Masonic lodge located in Durham City in the Province of Durham, and constituted under the United Grand Lodge of England.
The lodge was originally formed for those who had been educated at university (hence the name), but no-one is now discouraged from seeking membership if they have not been.
The lodge is a thriving member of the Universities Scheme, which was set up under the direction of Assistant Grand Master David Williamson to make it easier for undergraduates and graduates to enter craft masonry whilst at university. The scheme is supported by the Provincial Grand Master of Durham Norman Eric Heaviside.
Undergraduate or graduates in the North East who are interested to learn more about freemasonry should contact our secretary (link provided on this website) in the first instance and we will arrange to meet you to explain in greater detail the work of our lodge and freemasonry in general.
After leaving university graduates normally join a lodge in their home town or where they are working or join an old school lodge.
There is another Scheme Lodge, Fraternity, which is available for students at the Stockton Campus of Durham University. Their website is at :
We have links with many more Lodges across the country. For Our Daughter Lodge, the University of Durham Lodge, based in London, please follow this link below:
www.universityofdurhamlodge.co.uk/
Approved by the
Province of Durham
