The Provincial Grand Lodge
of the
Isle of Man
A very warm welcome from the Masonic Province of the Isle of Man to all visitors to our website. Our island, occupying as it does a unique geographical position at the centre of the British Islands, has a similarly unique history of Freemasonry. At one time or another, Lodges here have operated under the Irish, Scottish and English Constitutions, until in 1886 a Province was formed under the English Constitution.
We now have 17 Craft Lodges and 6 Royal Arch Chapters, and several other Orders of Freemasonry, all of them operating successfully under our avowed aims, all of them willing and able to offer a true Manx welcome to visitors and potential new members.
The Isle of Man is a thriving and vibrant community, both socially and economically, and Freemasonry is well equipped to offer young men a deeper insight into how we can be of benefit to each other and the world around us.
It is my great pride to be leader of the Province, which is experiencing a resurgence of interest, and to appear on our website, which I heartily recommend to you. Use its links freely to gain further knowledge and a better understanding of Freemasonry, whether you are already a member, or are contemplating joining us.
George Peake,
Provincial Grand Master
Right Worshipful Brother George Peake
Provincial Grand Master
© P.G.L. Isle of Man 2009