Garston Lodge
Lodge Number: |
5644 |
Consecration: |
8 April 1937 |
Meeting Place: |
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Meeting Dates: |
1st Thursday February (Installation) |
Watford was growing rapidly in the 1930's. Several local Masons, joined with the younger Masons moving into the area, including staff of Merchant Taylors' School who moved from the City Of London in 1933 and petitioned for a new Lodge. Garston is an Anglo Saxon word meaning 'Grass Town', and gave its name to the new Lodge. The Crest depicts Garston as it was at that time. A green field with a church in the background is to remind us that behind us is God. The Hart in the centre reminds us of the loyalty due to the province whilst the town surrounding it reminds us of the duty owed to our fellow men.

