West Dunbartonshire
This Masonic Lodge was constituted in 1788 under a travelling charter from The Grand Lodge of Scotland.
The foundation stone of this lodge building was laid in Nov 1892 with the completed hall being consecrated in Dec 1893. Some 21 years later it was found necessary once more to extend the original hall and in 1914 further construction work was started, the first meeting in the larger premises took place on 22nd Nov 1915.
There are some fascinating features inside, most of which are masonic. A pair of columns covered in green fabric add to this aura. On formal occassions, the coverings are removed to reveal their true gold elegance. Actually they are iron and originally come from the Denny Shipbuilding offices in Dumbarton.
# This venue is right next to Renton Trinity Parish Church and in easy reach of the Robert the Bruce Heritage Centre at Renton Station, Station Road, Renton.
Facilities
Additional Access Information
There is on-street parking. There is a step up to the entrance. Disabled access is available to all of the ground floor.
Gallery
Key Information
Where to find us
Address
- 17 Alexander Street
- Renton
- G82 4LT