A warm welcome to our Twitter and our lodge's website. Over the coming months we hope to provide our visitors with an insight into Sunderland's oldest masonic lodge and its members. p94.uk/blog/message-f…

The lodge is saddened to learn of the death of our Past Master, John B. #inmemoriam p94.uk/blog/fraternal…

#radiance. Still featuring their original gilding, John Bonner's carvings of #masonic symbols adorn our lodge room furniture for the appreciation and contemplation of the brethren. #freemasons #brotherhood #Sunderland #symbols #sunburst

Take a closer look at our First Degree tracing cloth: buff.ly/2H6xFFg #Freemasonry #Sunderland #art #Brotherhood

…and our latest discoveries will be discussed at a meeting later in the year - date to be advised. #StayTuned

The lodge was delighted to receive the Durham TLC Teddies Team at its July Meeting. This worthy cause has given over 93K teddy bears to sick children across the province, and we were pleased to donate the proceeds of our raffle to them. For more info visit buff.ly/32iN7Xk

#renewal. Tonight we commence the new calendar year with the first regular meeting presided over by our new Master, Jim M. Read his welcome: buff.ly/2QCHv52 #collar #square #jewel #Freemasonry #Sunderland

Back by popular demand, the Northumberland Demonstration Team present a reenactment of a First Degree Ceremony, at Phoenix Lodge on Wednesday 1st April 2020 at 7.00pm. Invitation to attend the reenactment is extended to all Master Masons. More details: buff.ly/363M6mG.

#belonging. Each tool serves a purpose, both literally and figuratively. Collectively, they are symbolic of each brother’s methodology, employed in building the knowledge of himself. #Freemasons #Sunderland

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and following the advice of United Grand Lodge of England and Durham Freemasons, our April demonstration meeting will be postponed to a future occasion (the exact date to be advised). We apologise to members for any inconvenience caused.

Yesterday the members of the Chapter De Lambton No. 94 acknowledged 200 years of meeting for the purpose of Royal Arch Masonry. Upon the resumption of masonic business the bicentenary will be celebrated with the energy it deserves. #bicentenary buff.ly/3geYcj3

Statement on protocol for reopening: buff.ly/3f7gil2

Statement on local suspension of masonic activity buff.ly/33JQ7NS

On behalf of the lodge, we would like to take this opportunity to wish you, your families, and loved ones a Happy New Year. buff.ly/3hAL2Oy

The Deputy Provincial Grand Superintendent in Charge for Durham, Michael Stuart Shaw, delivers his after dinner speech at the bicentenary celebrations at Chapter De Lambton No. 94. (Photo by kind permission of Rod Scott.) buff.ly/3yHRlIn #royalarch #masonry

On Wednesday 6th April, members of the lodge were pleased to raise a total of £344 for the MCF Ukraine Relief Chest. Freemasons interested in donating to this worthy cause may follow the link provided in Masonic Charitable Foundation bio. #benevolence

The Lodge joins the nation in mourning the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Thank you ma’am, for a lifetime of service.

The Master and his Officers extend their best wishes for a Happy and Peaceful Christmas

We were delighted to receive Chris Jones from The Freewheelers Lodge No. 9991, in the Province of Lincolnshire. Chris is walking the coastline of Britain in aid of the Masonic Charitable Foundation and the lodge was pleased to make a donation of £150 towards his worthy quest.

On the day of his coronation, the members of the lodge reaffirm their allegiance His Majesty King Charles III. May both he and the Queen enjoy a long, happy, and healthy reign. God Save The King!