Hutton Lodge's story unfolds like a testament to fraternal vision and community spirit. In 1924, local professionals and businessmen, united by their masonic connection, envisioned a lodge that would cater to the growing interests of Hutton. Their ambition extended beyond the lodge itself, aiming to create a space that could serve both masonic gatherings and the wider community.

This vision materialized with the official consecration of the lodge by the esteemed RW Provincial Grand Master for Essex, Lord Lambourne, in September 1924. But the story takes another turn just months later. Demonstrating remarkable foresight, six of the founding members established Hutton Masonic Hall Limited in August 1924. Their unwavering commitment was directed towards securing a permanent home for the lodge – a dedicated Masonic Temple. Through tireless fundraising efforts, they laid the foundation stone with ceremony in July 1925. Within a year, their vision culminated in the consecration of the Masonic Temple in January 1926. This marked the successful completion of their grand plan, a lasting symbol of their dedication to both Freemasonry and the well-being of the Hutton community.