Travelling Keystone

The Keystone is an architectural item that is produced by the use of the square and compasses in its design. The Provincial Travelling Keystone is an inter-lodge visiting vessel, a rallying point and symbol of fraternal goodwill — take part in the Keystone’s journey and extend your Masonic family.

Any Lodge can plan a raid on the Lodge that is in possession to make a claim on the Travelling Keystone and take it back to their Lodge to put proudly on display.

Full details on this scheme can be found in the leaflet here.

	Lodge Name	Lodge No.
54	Gallipoli	1984
53	Italia	1467
52	Mahajan	1856
51	Thea Sinensis	1074
50	St Johns Wood	1124
49	Panmure	139
48	Piscator	1363
47	Onslow	361
46	St John’s Wood	1124
45	Mapesbury	1105
44	Brixton	234
43	Thistle	8
42	New Era	176
41	Polytechnic	1071
40	Foundation	921
39	Keystone	107
38	Roentgen Portal	1767
37	Maguncor	833
36	Alliance & Memorial	652
35	Abernethy	569
34	Pro Minimis	1160
33	Onslow	361
32	Orchestral	1534
31	Sydenham
30	Friendship From Service	1313
29	Woodard	1265
28	Dramatic	487
27	Mincheden Oak	1152
26	London West Africa	1457
25	Golden Square	856
24	London East Africa	1604
23	Barnet Mark Well	897
22	Semper Fidelis	1473
21	Old Kent	9004
20	Carnarvon
19	Mallet & Chisel	5
18	Fitzroy	815
17	Mahajan	1856
16	Memorial	652
15	Thea Sinensis	1074
14	Centenary	1200
13	Panmure	139
12	Composite	802
11	Royal Naval	239
10	Keystone	107
9	Prince of Wales	4
8	St Marks	1
7	Savage Club	469
6	King Solomon	385
5	Royal Colonial Institute	728
4	Highgate	1909
3	Ubique	411
2	University of London	1389
1	Horus	633