One of our friends from Island City Lodge No. 215 has shared with us a list of all upcoming Masonic events in the Bay Area through November 30.
Clink on the link below to see a pdf copy of the latest list:
One of our friends from Island City Lodge No. 215 has shared with us a list of all upcoming Masonic events in the Bay Area through November 30.
Clink on the link below to see a pdf copy of the latest list:
Since 2006, Our Grand Worshipful Brother Ara Maloyan has served the Grand Lodge of California in numerous leadership positions. He served on all five constitutional boards and was elected Junior Grand Warden in 2023. His service includes Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Masonic Homes of California, Chairman of the Boards of Acacia […]
Bay Cities Lodge is one of many community groups that help provide, cook and serve Saturday Breakfast. We generally show up at the GRIP facility at 5:30 am. so that we can start making breakfast.
The members of 4 chapters of the Order of the Eastern Star have donated funds that provided a new dog vest for the San Pablo Police Department. In the above photo you see the dog (wearing the vest presented), the police officer he will be working with; along with the Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron of Mission Bell, and officers of Diablo Star.
Thank you for considering Richmond Masonic Hall for your special function.
Conveniently located by Interstate 80, the Masonic Hall is the perfect gathering place for weddings, recepltions, galas, seminars, conferences, business meetings, fundraisers, quinciñeras, cultural festivals, and more.
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Back in 1947, our country was reeling from many major changes. Word war II brought war to our nation. Over 400 thousand Americans died as a result of war casualties. Furthermore, the cold war was beginning…in June of 1948 the Berlin airlift started.
Meanwhile, California and the Bay Area were growing substantially.
The decade ending in 1920 was a period of a lot of suffering and change. In 1918, World War One ended, with an American death toll of more than 116 thousand. During 1918 and 1919, over 650 thousand Americans died of the Spanish Flu. The 18th Amendment ended most legal alcohol consumption, and the 19th Amendment finally gave American adult women the right to vote. The number of California Freemasons quadrupled from 21,579 in 1899, to 85,181 in 1921.
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