INVICTUS LODGE 9960
MILITARY FREEMASONS IN YORK

We meet in York 6 times a year at St Saviourgate Masonic Centre, St Saviourgate, York, YO1 8NQ, in the Province of Yorkshire, North and East Ridings.
The Lodge is open to men who are serving in HM Forces or Veterans. If you have missed the camaraderie of the forces since leaving, then we could be for you.
Please contact us for further information.


Invictus Lodge meets on the following days:
2026
4th Saturday in February (28 Feb 26)
4th Saturday in April (25 Apr 26) Installation
4th Saturday in June (27 Jun 26)
3rd Saturday in August (15 Aug 26)
4th Saturday in October (24 Oct 26)
1st Saturday in December (5 Dec 26)
Meetings are followed by a formal dinner, our Festive Board…
Lodge Rehearsals take place on the Saturday 1 week before the meetings, usually at 10am.
Make New Friends and Acquaintances.
Socialising and engagement with like-minded people is a basic instinct.
Should you need to move home to a completely new location, there will always be a Freemasons lodge ready to make you welcome, and for you to make new friends.
Family Tradition.
Many members are brought into Freemasonry by a blood or in-law relation.
It is wonderful to see how Freemasonry can unite extended families.
Learning New Personal Skills.
Freemasonry offers the opportunity to develop new personal skills, such as; public speaking, leadership, mentoring, even administration.

If you are looking at this web site with a view to joining us in Freemasonry, then you probably aim to share our values and are looking for guidance about joining a Lodge.
The following will explain what is required:
Belief in the Supreme Being
Your particular faith is not our concern and does not affect your ability to join.
If you are in doubt, do please ask us and we will answer your questions.
In most cases you will be at least 18 years of age.
This is a male-only organisation
The ladies do have their own female-only organisations, but they are quite separate and unconnected with us. Females please see HFAF or OWF
You must be a free man of reputable circumstances
That is to say, you must be legally capable of making your own decisions on your own account and have not been convicted of any serious offence, or awaiting the outcome of criminal proceedings
Your application to join
Contrary to popular myth, you don’t have to wait for someone to ask you if you want to join.
It’s simply up to you to ask. If you already know someone who is a Freemason, he can help you on your way.