Kilwinning Masonic Lodge No. 64 in London, Ontario brought its first members together in a common bond of brotherhood more than ten years before Confederation. Before Canada became a country, Kilwinning became a lodge.
Today, we call the London Masonic Center our home, and meet on the third Friday of the month except for July and August. The London Masonic Center is located at 453 Dufferin Ave. in the heart of London along with other Masonic lodges.
Our membership draws from every walk of life, including lawyers, teachers, factory workers, students, electricians and ministers. We’ve had some brewers in our membership including John Labatt. With roots back to the 1850’s, our register has some occupations not commonly found today: cooper, watchmaker, organ builder, and carriage builder.
We invite you to explore our site to learn more about Freemasonry in general, and our lodge in particular. We have a long and distinguished history that we are happy to share. If you would like to learn about our future, please use the Contact Us! feature.
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