Arrow Kilwinning (Masonic) Lodge

Arrow Kilwinning (Masonic) Lodge has been used by Freemasons since 1888 and is a reminder of the importance of non-governmental support systems and community networks which served an important community function in nineteenth century New Zealand.

George Brown designed the building with John McDonald completing the contract in 1888. The classical façade is restrained compared to its interior which includes rare hand-painted friezes and emblems depicting Masonic symbolism.

Occasionally it opens for people to view the interior.