WAC #2 The Fremantle Lodge, Fremantle, WA, Australia
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S 32° 03.034 E 115° 45.634
50H E 382988 N 6453288
A masonic lodge formed out of the amalgamation The Applecross-Fremantle Lodge No 2 and Lodge Invicta Parmelia with Thistle No 180 in August 2010.
Waymark Code: WMWGBQ
Location: Australia
Date Posted: 09/02/2017
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The Lodge's monthly meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month with the installation meeting being held on the 2nd Tuesday of August. The Fremantle Lodge goes into recess in January and February.
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In respect to the building, its construction commenced in 1957. A little history of Freemasonry in Fremantle leading to the the current location of the lodge is published by Heritage Western Australia [1].
"The original Masonic Hall was located at the corner of Mouat Street and Marine Terrace, and opened in 1877. This continued to be the lodge of the Fremantle Masons until 1958, when a new Masonic Hall was opened for Fremantle Lodge no.1033. Initially identified as being in Amherst Street, the place was constructed as a substantial two-storey brick building, including two lodge rooms (60x40ft at ground floor, and 53x40 ft at first floor) and two ‘festive board halls’, each equipped with kitchens. A newspaper article announcing that the place has begun to be used, dated 5 June 1958, notes that only the smaller lodge room and its associated hall below had been fully completed at that time. The original Masonic Hall was purchased by the Navy Club at this time."
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