In September 1928 steps be taken to form a new Masonic Lodge to be called the “Harrington Lodge,” and the Earl of Harrington was approached for his sanction for the use of the name. The proposed Lodge should meet at the Fairfield Masonic Lodge Room, Pavilion Hotel, Long Eaton. The Earl of Harrington consented to the use of his name. It was also reported that the Past Masters and Brethren of the Fairfield Lodge had unanimously consented to the formation of the new Lodge. The Warrant was issued and dated 6th February 1929, and the Harrington Lodge was Consecrated on the Eleventh day of June 1929, at the Masonic Lodge Room, Pavilion Hotel, Long Eaton.