Who are we?
The lodge was consecrated at Crook, in the Mechanics Hall on the 5th of March 1884 and was the first of the twenty-nine lodges in the Province of Durham to be named after the town in which it was to meet. Whilst maintaining the
traditions of the Lodge we incorporate and appreciate modern everyday requirements to enhance the experience of our membership and promote a feeling of belonging.
What we do
Crook Lodge is firmly embedded in the community and through its like-minded members we try to make a difference whenever possible but never forgetting the importance of family and the balance that work also requires.
Why join us?
We have an excellent cross section of members dedicated to the principles of Freemasonry with a friendly and supportive approach to our activities and enjoying each other’s company.
Parking:
Ample free on street parking around the Masonic Hall.
Approach:
Accessed direct from public footpath.
Entrance:
Small step into front doorway.
Emergency:
Emergency exits from ground floor has steps but ramp available when building in use. First floor emergency exit via main staircase. Full fire and smoke alarms. Building is covered by CCTV.
Accessibility:
Stair lift to 1st Floor Temple, although a proper elevator is being planned for installation soon.
Toilets:
Ground floor accessible toilets.
Inside:
Hearing loop in Temple, dining tables are wheelchair accessible.
Stairs/Lifts:
Stair lift to 1st Floor Temple.
