The Vulcan Lodge banner: blue and gold with the square and compasses and the figure of Vulcan at his forge

Ancient Free and Accepted Masons · Province of Derbyshire

Vulcan Lodge No. 4382

A Freemasons' lodge in Alfreton, consecrated in 1922, meeting at the Masonic Hall on Derby Road.

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Welcome

Freemasonry is one of the world's oldest non-religious and non-political fraternal societies. Vulcan Lodge has met in Alfreton for over a century, and welcomes enquiries from men of good character who are interested in membership, as well as visitors from other lodges.

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Our heritage

The Lodge was warranted on 6 December 1921 and consecrated on 24 April 1922. Its story runs alongside the history of Alfreton itself — from the men who founded it after the Great War to the local Freemasons remembered in the pages of our archive.

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Historical photograph of members of Vulcan Lodge in Masonic regalia, photographed outdoors in the early twentieth century

Meetings

Vulcan Lodge meets at the Masonic Hall, Derby Road, Alfreton, Derbyshire DE55 7AQ. The Lodge's historical meeting pattern is the fourth Friday at 6:30 pm; exact dates are confirmed by the Secretary for each Masonic season.

Visiting brethren are welcome by arrangement. Visiting information and enquiry form

Community

Charitable giving is a core part of Masonic practice. A history of the charities supported by Vulcan Lodge is preserved in our Community and Charity pages.