Eastern Gate Lodge No. 2970 E.C.

Eastern Gate Lodge No. 2970

The seal of Eastern Gate Lodge No. 2970 E.C.: an open gate between two pillars beneath a rising sun, a square and compasses at its centre and an open book below, ringed in blue and lettered THE EASTERN GATE LODGE No. 2970 E.C.

Eastern Gate Lodge No. 2970 is a lodge of Freemasons under the English Constitution, in the District Grand Lodge of the Eastern Archipelago. It meets in Singapore, and was consecrated on 16 July 1903.

Eastern Gate Lodge meets on the third Thursday of every month.

The lodge was founded by non-commissioned officers of the Royal Engineers and the Royal Artillery at a meeting on the island of Pulau Brani, and it has met in Singapore for most of the time since. Its history is set out here, along with an account of what Freemasonry is. A Freemason who would like to visit, or a man who would like to be considered for membership, may write to the lodge from the Visiting page.

Freemasons’ Hall, Coleman Street, Singapore.
Freemasons’ Hall, 23A Coleman Street, Singapore. Photograph by Bjoertvedt, CC BY-SA 4.0, modified.