About Us
Regular Meetings are held at Freemasons’ Hall, 321 Mahogany Way, Prospect Park, Grand Cayman, at 7:00 p.m. on the 2nd Friday of January, March, June, July, August, October, and November. The Installation Meeting is held in June.
Dress Code
The dress code is Morning Wear or Dark Lounge Suit worn with a plain black, District, or UGLE tie, and white gloves.
About Brac Lodge No. 9470
Brac Lodge No. 9470 was consecrated on the 21st of November 1992, one day following the 25th Anniversary of the sponsoring Lodge, Cayman Lodge No. 8153.
The Brac Lodge is amongst a limited number of Lodges practicing the M.M. Taylor’s Ritual and the Brethren take great pride in showcasing this wonderful ritual. In fact -The Brac Lodge is the only Lodge practicing the M.M. Taylors Ritual in the District Grand Lodge of Jamaica and The Cayman Islands.
Membership into the Lodge is by the usual English Masonic criteria. Besides Benevolence and other external charities, the Lodge’s main local charitable outreach has been the ‘Feed Our Future’ organization which provides healthy meals to Children in need.
There are varying annual fund raisers and social events usually organized in partnership with Cayman Lodge No. 8153 which are often open to non-members by invitation. The membership of the Brac Lodge enjoys the company of visiting Brethren and encourages scheduling through email contact with the Secretary.
The Brac Lodge No. 9470 E.C. is one of the 24 Craft Lodges (Blue Lodge) in the District Grand Lodge of Jamaica and the Cayman Islands of English Freemasonry (E.C.= English Constitution).
The District Grand Lodge of Jamaica and the Cayman Islands is one of 33 Districts who’s headquarters is in New Kingston, Jamaica with the current District Grand Master – Rt. Wor. Bro. Walter H. Scott presiding.
Today, the United Grand Lodge of England or Grand Lodge currently has over a 200,000 members meeting in over 6,800 Lodges, organized into a number of subordinate Provincial Grand Lodges which are approximately equivalent to the historic counties of England.
- Lodges meeting in London (an area generally within a 10-mile radius of Freemasons’ Hall) are, with five exceptions, administered by the Metropolitan Grand Lodge of London, headed by the Metropolitan Grand Master.
- Lodges meeting outside London, and within England, Wales, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands, are grouped into 47 Provincial Grand Lodges (UGLE), each headed by a Provincial Grand Master.
- Lodges that meet outside England, Wales, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands are grouped into 33 District Grand Lodges, each headed by a District Grand Master.
- Five Groups (i.e.: currently too small to make up a District), each headed by a Grand Inspector.
- Five Lodges in London and 12 Lodges abroad that are directly administered by Freemasons’ Hall.
UGLE Grand Masters
- Prince Augustus Frederick
Duke of Sussex
(1813–1843) - Thomas Dundas
2nd Earl of Zetland
(1844–1870) - George Robinson
3rd Earl de Grey and 2nd Earl of Ripon (1st Marquess of Ripon from 1871)
(1870–1874) - Albert Edward
Prince of Wales (King of Great Britain and Ireland as Edward VII from 1901)
(1874–1901) - Prince Arthur
Duke of Connaught and Strathearn
(1901–1939) - Prince George
Duke of Kent
(1939–1942) - Henry Lascelles
6th Earl of Harewood
(1942–1947) - Edward Cavendish
10th Duke of Devonshire
(1947–1950) - Roger Lumley
11th Earl of Scarbrough
(1951–1967) - Prince Edward
Duke of Kent
(1967–present)
Worshipful Master 2025-2026
W. Bro. Andrew Carter
It is my distinct honour to serve as the newly installed Worshipful Master of Brac Lodge No. 9470 for the 2025–2026 Masonic year.
I warmly welcome you to our website and hope you find it educational, informative, and enjoyable. Whether you’re a curious visitor or a seasoned Brother, we invite you to explore the rich traditions and values that define Freemasonry and our Lodge.
To the General Public
Freemasonry is a time-honoured fraternity of men committed to personal growth, moral integrity, and community service. It is a journey of self-improvement, guided by symbolic rituals that emphasize respect for family, adherence to the laws of one’s country, and a deep sense of patriotism.
At its heart, Freemasonry teaches that all people are equal—regardless of race, religion, social status, or background. We strive to build character and virtue, using the allegory of constructing King Solomon’s Temple as a metaphor for building a good man on a strong foundation, supported by like-minded brethren.
Freemasonry is open and active in today’s society. If you’re drawn to its principles and values—and have the support of your family—you may begin your journey by expressing a sincere desire to join. Those of excellent character who seek to become better men are welcomed into our fraternity.
To Fellow Freemasons
We hope this website serves as a meaningful resource in your Daily Advancement in Masonic Knowledge. Here, you’ll find insights into the history, activities, and future plans of Brac Lodge No. 9470. Whether you’re visiting for the first time or returning as a Brother, we invite you to experience the harmony and fellowship that define our Lodge.
Thank you for visiting. May your time here deepen your understanding of Freemasonry and inspire your own journey of growth and brotherhood.
S&F,
W.Bro. Andrew Carter
Worshipful Master
Brac Lodge No. 9470
