Masonic Centre, 45-47 Wilton Road - Revision history

AlexM at 01:27, 27 March 2026

2026-03-27T01:27:24Z

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	Although the ~~lodge~~ began using the building by dispensation on 14th October 1931, it was formally dedicated for Masonic use on 12th May 1934. Designed by a Mr G. Cash and built by a lodge member, William McCormick, for a total cost of £3,537-8s-8d. This distinctive red rusticated brick classical façade is an interesting example of inter-war architecture. The projecting portal centre-piece has an air of grandeur, especially with the flanking globe luminaries on circular section columns.		Although the Hadrian Lodge began using the building by dispensation on 14th October 1931, it was formally dedicated for Masonic use on 12th May 1934. Designed by a Mr G. Cash and built by a lodge member, William McCormick, for a total cost of £3,537-8s-8d. This distinctive red rusticated brick classical façade is an interesting example of inter-war architecture. The projecting portal centre-piece has an air of grandeur, especially with the flanking globe luminaries on circular section columns.

	The building is also known as the Masonic Lodge or Masonic Temple. Three craft lodges each hold a one-third interest in the property: Hadrian Lodge No. 2483 (est. 1893), Bexhill Lodge No. 4898 (est. 1927), and the Royal Sovereign Light Lodge No. 6630 (est. 1947).		The building is also known as the Masonic Lodge or Masonic Temple. Three craft lodges each hold a one-third interest in the property: Hadrian Lodge No. 2483 (est. 1893), Bexhill Lodge No. 4898 (est. 1927), and the Royal Sovereign Light Lodge No. 6630 (est. 1947).

AlexM at 01:22, 27 March 2026

2026-03-27T01:22:51Z

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	Although the lodge began using the building by dispensation on 14th October 1931, it was formally dedicated for Masonic use on 12th May 1934. Designed by a Mr G. Cash and built by a lodge member, William McCormick, for a total cost of £3,537-8s-8d. This distinctive red rusticated brick classical façade is an interesting example of inter-war architecture. The projecting portal centre-piece has an air of grandeur, especially with the flanking globe luminaries on circular section columns.		Although the lodge began using the building by dispensation on 14th October 1931, it was formally dedicated for Masonic use on 12th May 1934. Designed by a Mr G. Cash and built by a lodge member, William McCormick, for a total cost of £3,537-8s-8d. This distinctive red rusticated brick classical façade is an interesting example of inter-war architecture. The projecting portal centre-piece has an air of grandeur, especially with the flanking globe luminaries on circular section columns.

	The building is also known as the Masonic Lodge or Masonic Temple. Three lodges each hold a one-third interest in the property: Hadrian Lodge No. 2483 (est. 1893), Bexhill Lodge No. 4898 (est. 1927), and the Royal Sovereign Light Lodge No. 6630 (est. 1947).		The building is also known as the Masonic Lodge or Masonic Temple. Three craft lodges each hold a one-third interest in the property: Hadrian Lodge No. 2483 (est. 1893), Bexhill Lodge No. 4898 (est. 1927), and the Royal Sovereign Light Lodge No. 6630 (est. 1947).
	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==
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AlexM at 01:18, 27 March 2026

2026-03-27T01:18:23Z

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	~~Formally~~ dedicated for Masonic use on 12th May 1934. Designed by a Mr G. Cash and built by a lodge member, William McCormick, for a total cost of £3,537-8s-8d. This distinctive red rusticated brick classical façade is an interesting example of inter-war architecture. The projecting portal centre-piece has an air of grandeur, especially with the flanking globe luminaries on circular section columns.		Although the lodge began using the building by dispensation on 14th October 1931, it was formally dedicated for Masonic use on 12th May 1934. Designed by a Mr G. Cash and built by a lodge member, William McCormick, for a total cost of £3,537-8s-8d. This distinctive red rusticated brick classical façade is an interesting example of inter-war architecture. The projecting portal centre-piece has an air of grandeur, especially with the flanking globe luminaries on circular section columns.

	The building is also known as ~~Bexhill~~ Masonic Lodge ~~and Bexhill~~ Masonic Temple. Three lodges each hold a one-third interest in the property: Hadrian Lodge No. 2483 (est. 1893), Bexhill Lodge No. 4898 (est. 1927), and the Royal Sovereign Light Lodge No. 6630 (est. 1947).		The building is also known as the Masonic Lodge or Masonic Temple. Three lodges each hold a one-third interest in the property: Hadrian Lodge No. 2483 (est. 1893), Bexhill Lodge No. 4898 (est. 1927), and the Royal Sovereign Light Lodge No. 6630 (est. 1947).
	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==
	<gallery>		<gallery>

AlexM at 21:55, 26 March 2026

2026-03-26T21:55:25Z

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	\|date=~~1931~~-05-13		\|date=1934-05-12
	\|architect=G. Cash		\|architect=G. Cash
	\|builder=William McCormick		\|builder=William McCormick
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	~~Opened in~~ May ~~1931, designed~~ by a Mr G. Cash; and built by William McCormick~~. Home to the Hadrian Lodge~~ for ~~nearly 100 years~~, ~~this~~ distinctive red rusticated brick classical façade is an interesting example of inter-war architecture. The projecting portal centre-piece has an air of grandeur, especially with the flanking globe luminaries on circular section columns.		Formally dedicated for Masonic use on 12th May 1934. Designed by a Mr G. Cash and built by a lodge member, William McCormick, for a total cost of £3,537-8s-8d. This distinctive red rusticated brick classical façade is an interesting example of inter-war architecture. The projecting portal centre-piece has an air of grandeur, especially with the flanking globe luminaries on circular section columns.

			The building is also known as Bexhill Masonic Lodge and Bexhill Masonic Temple. Three lodges each hold a one-third interest in the property: Hadrian Lodge No. 2483 (est. 1893), Bexhill Lodge No. 4898 (est. 1927), and the Royal Sovereign Light Lodge No. 6630 (est. 1947).
	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==
	<gallery>		<gallery>

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2026-03-26T21:35:31Z

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2026-03-26T21:31:12Z

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AlexM at 15:50, 3 June 2025

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	Opened in May 1931, designed by a Mr G. Cash; and built by William McCormick. Home to the Hadrian Lodge for nearly 100 years, this distinctive red rusticated brick classical façade is an interesting example of inter-war architecture. The projecting portal centre-piece has an air of grandeur, especially with the flanking globe luminaries on circular section columns.		Opened in May 1931, designed by a Mr G. Cash; and built by William McCormick. Home to the Hadrian Lodge for nearly 100 years, this distinctive red rusticated brick classical façade is an interesting example of inter-war architecture. The projecting portal centre-piece has an air of grandeur, especially with the flanking globe luminaries on circular section columns.

AlexM at 20:10, 31 May 2025

2025-05-31T20:10:58Z

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	Opened in May 1931, designed by a Mr G. Cash; and built by William McCormick. Home to the Hadrian Lodge for nearly 100 years, this distinctive red rusticated brick classical façade is an interesting example of inter-war architecture. The projecting portal centre-piece has an air of grandeur, especially with the flanking globe luminaries on circular section columns.		Opened in May 1931, designed by a Mr G. Cash; and built by William McCormick. Home to the Hadrian Lodge for nearly 100 years, this distinctive red rusticated brick classical façade is an interesting example of inter-war architecture. The projecting portal centre-piece has an air of grandeur, especially with the flanking globe luminaries on circular section columns.

			== Gallery ==
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	Masonic Centre, 45-47 Wilton Road, Bexhill.jpg\|Interior		Masonic Centre, 45-47 Wilton Road, Bexhill.jpg\|Interior

AlexM at 02:31, 23 May 2025

2025-05-23T02:31:18Z

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Opened in May 1931, designed by a Mr G. Cash; and built by William McCormick. Home to the Hadrian Lodge for nearly 100 years, this distinctive red rusticated brick classical façade is an interesting example of inter-war architecture. The projecting portal centre-piece has an air of grandeur, especially with the flanking globe luminaries on circular section columns.

<gallery>
Masonic Centre, 45-47 Wilton Road, Bexhill.jpg|Interior
Foundation Stone, Masonic Lodge, Wilton Road, Bexhill.jpg|Foundation stone
</gallery>

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