Our meetings are held on the first Tuesday of February, April, June (Installation), September and November.
The lodge was consecrated by RW.Bro Lt. Col. R H Ingham Clark, Provincial Grand Master, at the former Masonic Hall in High Town Road, Maidenhead on the 18th April 1963.
In 1982 the lodge moved to Linden Hall in Kiln Green, which was in sight of Ashley Hill. When Linden Hall closed in 1985 the lodge moved to The Berkshire Masonic Centre, Sindlesham, where we continue to meet today.
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Freemasonry offers something rare in modern life: a chance to belong to something meaningful, with a clear purpose, shared values, and a sense of tradition.
Freemasonry is a journey taken in three stages — Entered Apprentice, Fellowcraft, and Master Mason. Each step introduces new ideas about personal growth, responsibility, and what it means to live with purpose.
Freemasonry has roots going back centuries, shaped by tradition and guided by shared values. From medieval stonemasons to modern lodges like ours, it’s a story of continuity, connection, and purpose.
The lodge was consecrated by RW Bro Lt-Col R H Ingham Clark, Provincial Grand Master, at The Masonic Hall, High Town Road, Maidenhead. He was assisted by his Deputy, W Bro Brigadier Edwin Flavell DSO MC TD DL PGSwdB and other members of the Provincial Executive.
Charity is one of the core principles of Freemasonry. At Ashley Hill Lodge No. 7861, we quietly support those in need — both within our own community and beyond. Through fundraising, events, and voluntary giving, our members help local and national causes, Masonic charities, and relief efforts.
Freemasonry offers connection, purpose and a chance to be part of something lasting..
At Ashley Hill Lodge No. 7861, we welcome men who are curious, thoughtful, and looking for something more — friendship, purpose, and tradition.
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