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About our Masonic centre

Southend Masonic Centre has been hosting Freemasonry for nearly 50 years in Essex. Previously situated in Woodgrange Drive, near to the Kursaal, the Centre was transferred to Saxon Hall, Aviation Way and the first Masonic meeting was held at the new premises on January 4th, 2006. The centre currently has over 2,000 members from 88 different Masonic organisations.

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The centre boasts two Temples where Freemasons hold their meetings, one of which has a capacity for up to 170; the other up to 85.

The centre can further accommodate up to six Essex lodges of instruction at a time.

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Click the pdf to see the above extract from issue 48 of the Essex Mason describing the early designs of the new centre...

There are also extensive and versatile banqueting facilities which offer various options for dining for up to 300 in the main dining area and a number of additional and alternative options to cater for most other needs together with a comfortable bar/lounge area.

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The centre is regularly used for masonic meetings and festive boards. However, in addition the Centre offers extensive banqueting, conference, meeting and exhibition capabilities to suit wide ranging requirements including: ladies nights, weddings, private parties, other social occasions and many commercial needs.

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You can read more about our banqueting facilities by visiting the website www.saxonhall.co.uk

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