People & connection
A place for fellowship, shared learning and friendships across different walks of life.
Scottish Freemasonry · South AfricaA shared tradition.
A shared tradition.
A lasting bond.
Welcome to Lodge Peglerae No. 1749 S.C. Discover Scottish Freemasonry and the Masonic community of Rustenburg.
DISCOVER PEGLERAE ↓Interested in Freemasonry? ↗
Rustenburg, North WestScottish ConstitutionBrotherhood · Integrity · Charity
Meet Lodge PegleraeScottish roots.
Scottish roots.
Rustenburg spirit.
Lodge Peglerae No. 1749 is a Scottish Constitution lodge in Rustenburg, listed by the District Grand Lodge of Central South Africa.
Freemasonry brings people together through fellowship, moral reflection and service. Its traditions use the tools of the stonemason as symbols for building character and living with purpose.
You do not need a family connection to begin learning about Freemasonry. A conversation is a good place to start.
Character & purpose
A tradition of reflecting on personal conduct, responsibility and respect for others.
Care & service
A commitment to kindness, generosity and supporting others where help is needed.
The local Masonic communityThree lodges.
Three lodges.
Distinct traditions.
Rustenburg is home to Scottish, English and South African Constitution lodges. Each has its own identity and governing body.
1749
S.C.
S.C.
Listed meeting day
Second Thursday of the month
Confirm the date, time and venue with the lodge before travelling.
8254
E.C.
E.C.
Listed meeting day
First Thursday, except January
Listed venue: Masonic Hall, Ju-Bar House, 98 Thabo Mbeki Street.
12
GLSA
GLSA
Grand Lodge of South Africa
Lodge Orange
A distinct South African Constitution lodge in Rustenburg.
Lodge directory ↗Listed venue
Ju-Bar House, Rustenburg
Contact the lodge to confirm its current programme and visiting arrangements.
Beyond the CraftA continuing journey
A continuing journey
of discovery.
Further Masonic degrees and orders offer additional study for eligible brethren. They have their own governing bodies, qualifications and meeting arrangements.
Local availability and eligibility should always be confirmed with the relevant secretary.
Chapter Orange
The Supreme Grand Royal Arch Chapter of South Africa lists Chapter Orange in Rustenburg under its Northern Division.
Explore the Royal Arch directory ↗Other degrees & orders
Interested in another Masonic order? Ask your lodge secretary for guidance on recognised bodies and current local contacts.
Additional Rustenburg bodies will be listed once their names and details are confirmed.
Take the next stepA conversation
A conversation
starts the journey.
Whether you are curious about joining or a brother planning a visit, the relevant governing body can help you reach the right lodge.
SCOTTISH DISTRICT ENQUIRIES ↗Visiting brethren
Arrange a visit in advance through the lodge secretary. Confirm the meeting time, venue, dress and any required documentation before travelling.
What does S.C. mean?
S.C. stands for Scottish Constitution. Lodge Peglerae is identified by its lodge number, 1749, on the Scottish roll.
How can I find out about joining?
Begin with an enquiry through the Scottish District contact page. Ask to be put in touch with Lodge Peglerae in Rustenburg so you can discuss membership and the application process.
Are all Rustenburg lodges Scottish?
No. Peglerae is Scottish Constitution; Rustenburg Lodge No. 8254 is English Constitution; Lodge Orange No. 12 is under the Grand Lodge of South Africa.
Can I attend a lodge meeting as a visitor?
Formal Masonic meetings have admission requirements. If you are not a Freemason, ask about an introductory conversation or opportunities to learn more. Visiting brethren should arrange admission in advance.