Leyland Lodge is a member Lodge of the Chorley & Blackburn Province - Grand Lodge of England.
Founded 23rd September 1922. One of the founder members was Brother Arthur Sumner, Grandson of James Sumner founder of the once mighty Leyland Motors (Bus & Trucks) It was originally set up as a Lodge for the Motors employees who were Foremen and upwards (Lower & Middle Management).
Prior to the "New Lodge" being formed in 1922 there existed a previous version which was Leyland Lodge 1019, who met at the Railway Hotel, Farington, Leyland. This Lodge came to an end around the time of World War One. Possibly all the young men were either fighting for King & country, or other more pressing matter of the times got in the way. There is no record of its closure, but records show some of the former members became members of the New Leyland Lodge 4546.
Today, the modern version of the Lodge still continues and resides at the Broadfield Arms, Leyland Lane, Leyland PR25 1XH and meets every sunday afternoon at 12,30pm till approximately 2.30pm. The majority of our members are involved in the other areas of importance to the Province. These being:
Visitor's notice
Visitors are always welcome at Leyland Lodge as long as you are members of the Order. So if coming along and we dont know you then please ensure you are able to provide proof of membership. If possible ring the Secretary before hand and imform him of your intended visit. If it is a regalia visit by a visiting Lodge we will of course ensure that our members are aware and respond accordingly. If appropiate we will also look at provision of Graze and comforts.
The address for this site is:
http://leyland-lodge-4546.webnode.com/
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