| Lodge Number: | 5599 |
| Consecration: | 24 February 1936 |
| Meeting Place: | The Masonic Hall – Radlett |
| Meeting Dates: | 3rd Thursday February (Installation) 3rd Thursday April 3rd Thursday September 3rd Thursday November |
The Founders were personal friends living in Barnet who, being exceedingly zealous Masons, sought the opportunity of attaining Office in a much shorter space of time than was possible in their respective Mother Lodges. The first Chaplain of the Lodge was W. Bro P Cecil Dean PPG Chap (West Lancs), Rector of Barnet. The Badge of the Lodge is based on the Coat of Arms of the town of Barnet with certain amendments. The meetings of the Lodge have always been held on a Thursday, this being early closing day in Barnet. At the Consecration Meeting, all the Brethren present wore black rosettes as the Craft was in official mourning following the death of His Majesty King George V.
