History

LODGE BYE LAWS – JUNE 1825 We the Brethren of this Lodge bind and oblige ourselves by subscribing to the regulations under written, that we shall observe and fulfil all […]

CHARTER GRANTED ON FIRST NOVEMBER 1824 GRAND LODGE OF SCOTLAND To all and Sundry to whose knowledge these presents shall come, Greeting in God Everlasting. Whereas, upon the First day

THE 150th RE-DEDICATION  & DINNER In May 1974 a deputation from the Lodge consisting of Bro. James Smith R.W.M., Bro. James Gardner I.P.M. and Bro. James Collington Secretary met in

PASSING OF BRETHREN It is not customary for the minute book to record in depth the tributes made to brethren on their passing . On occasion however a brother whose

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS This section of the book recounts a number of entries in the minute books which for varying reasons are worthy of recording. During the 1800’s the Lodge was

THE ‘312’ SOCIAL CLUB In common with most other Lodges, Masonic transactions alone do not raise sufficient funds to cover the running costs of a Masonic Hall. The upkeep and

LODGE & COMMUNITY The brethren of the Lodge have ever been mindful of the fact that they are part of the greater community and have assisted and supported other organisations

BRETHREN OF LODGE BANNOCKBURN BRUCE & THISTLEHAVING  HONORARY MEMBERSHIP OF A SISTER LODGE CONFERRED UPON THEM The Brethren of ‘312’ have long been recognised for the support given and friendships forged