The Lodge was consecrated on 27th August 1921. The name "Memory" was chosen to perpetuate the memory of the late Bro. Harry Charles Carter, Senior Warden of St Mark's Lodge No. 2423, a rifleman who gave his life during the Battle of the Somme in 1916. click here to read the "Lodge History".

We are a very friendly lodge which meets every month between September and April see meeting dates. We meet at Farfield Masonic Hall in Connah's Quay. Meetings are conducted along similar lines to any other club or society. General business is conducted, including the presentation of the previous meeting minutes, current finances, a lecture may be given, or new members introduced to the Lodge in an initiation ceremony. Visitors from other Lodges are always welcomed. The meeting is generally concluded with a three-course meal.

What is Freemasonry?

To become a Freemason a man has to apply to join a Lodge and convince the members that he is of good repute, a believer in the God of his religion and prepared to be generous in charitable giving. We welcome men of any race, colour or religion. Our aim is to make good men better by being reminded of their duty to society, law abiding and conscious of the needs of those less fortunate, both masons and non-masons alike.

We hope the information contained in this website, linked with that of the Province of North Wales website and the United Grand Lodge of England website, is useful in helping you understand what we are about and helps to dismiss any myths which may have arisen.

For further information please contact our Lodge Secretary, W. Bro Gareth Dudley at memory.lodge.4264@outlook.com