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Learn what Freemasonry is, explore its values and take an unhurried first step by getting in touch.
Explore the first stepsEnglish-speaking Freemasonry in Hamburg
Friendship · Integrity · Respect · Charity
A welcoming point of contact for people curious about Freemasonry and for Freemasons visiting Hamburg.

New Albion
New Albion Lodge No. 841 meets at the Logenhaus in Hamburg-Harburg. We meet in the Lodge four times a year, hold a summer event and arrange a varying number of guest events.
Learn what Freemasonry is, explore its values and take an unhurried first step by getting in touch.
Explore the first stepsBrethren planning a visit can use the dedicated enquiry route. Meeting dates and admission arrangements are shared only after verification.
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Welcome
Welcome to New Albion Lodge No. 841. Our Lodge is a place where people from different backgrounds meet in friendship, reflect on shared values, and support one another and the wider community. Whether you are curious about Freemasonry or a brother visiting Hamburg, I hope this website helps you understand who we are. The best way to learn about a Lodge is through conversation, and we would be pleased to hear from you.
— Gino Barnard · Worshipful Master
What guides us
Freemasonry offers a framework for reflection, friendship and service. Its ideals matter most when they shape everyday conduct.
Building lasting fellowship across backgrounds and generations.
Acting honestly and taking responsibility for our choices.
Listening with care and recognising the dignity of others.
Giving time, attention and practical support where it is needed.
Our history
The first Lodge formed out of the Association of British Freemasons in Germany, New Albion was consecrated in Düsseldorf on 30 March 1957 as New Absalom Lodge No. 841. It moved to Marienfeld in 2010 and to Hamburg in 2020.
The joining journey
There is no hurried decision. The process begins with conversation and gives both you and the lodge time to get acquainted.
Tell us briefly what has led you to Freemasonry.
Join a conversation or guest evening when a date is confirmed.
Ask questions and meet members over time.
Only then decide whether you wish to explore a formal application.
Charity & community
Our current charity is Familienhafen, Ambulanter Kinderhospizdienst Hamburg. New Albion is a member of the Freimaurerisches Hilfswerk e.V. and works closely with other lodges within The Grand Lodge of British Freemasonry in Germany (GL BFG).
Our approach to CharityFAQ
No. Freemasonry is not a religion and does not replace a person’s faith or convictions.
No. Members respect privacy around ceremonial detail, while the lodge’s purpose, values and public activity can be discussed openly.
You may contact the lodge directly. No introduction by an existing member is required to begin a conversation.
Formal lodge meetings are not public. Guest evenings or introductory conversations are the appropriate first point of contact.
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Your first step
A guest evening is a relaxed opportunity to meet members, ask questions and decide whether you would like to learn more.