Wilson-Iles Lodge No. 2054
In the Province of HertfordshireAbout Wilson-Iles Lodge No. 2054
Wilson-Iles Lodge was consecrated on 23rd July 1884 and meets at Halsey Masonic Hall, Watford.
The Lodge meeting dates are:
4th Friday February (Installation)
Last Saturday April
4th Friday September
1st Friday December
Where is Wilson-Iles Lodge
Halsey Hall, Rickmansworth Rd, Watford WD18 0JE, UK
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