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PLACERVILLE MASONIC LODGE #26

Free and Accepted Masons

Located at:

2820 Cold Springs Road

Placerville, CA

 

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 26

Placerville, CA 95667 Phone: (530) 622-1054

Email addresses

Lodge Master -  master26@calodges.org

Lodge Secretary - secretary26@calodges.org

Information - information26@calodges.org

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The Placerville Masonic Lodge meets on the SECOND THURSDAY of each month at 7:30PM.

The Stated Meeting Dinner begins at 6:30PM.  Brothers, family, and friends begin meeting for dinner at about 6PM.

Call (530) 620-7313 for a dinner reservation.

 

 

 

On the corner of Cold Springs Road and Pierroz Street in Placerville

 

Special Events in April  2010

 

Stated Meeting (and Dinner)

When? Thursday April 8th

Times? 6:30 PM Stated Dinner Call Dan Boone (530) 620-7313.

              7:30 PM Stated Meeting.

 

 
April 29th 7:30pm - 3 rd degree for Forest Lockhart to be performed by:
The Placerville No. 26 Past Master’s Degree Team

 

What is Freemasonry?

Freemasonry is one of the first and largest fraternal orders in the world.  It aims to promote brotherhood, and to foster morality among its members.  Masons promote helping others, respecting others’ opinions, and enhancing personal growth and development. Freemasonry celebrates ethnic diversity and welcomes men of all ethnic and economic backgrounds.

 

The three basic tenets of Freemasonry are: Brotherly Love, Relief and Truth 

 

All masons are inculcated to make an effort to live by the Four Cardinal Virtues: Temperance, Fortitude, Prudence and Justice.

 

Men of every economic background, 18 years or older, are welcome to apply for membership in our California Lodges.  We say in Masonry that it is the internal and not the external qualifications which recommend a man to be made a Mason.  Masons foster no specific religious or political creeds.  Men of all religious persuasions are welcome.   However, an applicant for the degrees must express a belief in a Supreme Being.

 

For more on what it means to be a Mason, click on Masonic Questions.

 

 

How do I become a Mason?

It is not difficult to become a Mason.  To apply, all one must do is to ask.  Ask a Mason friend, call or visit the Lodge, or fill in the form below.

 

Yes, I would like more information on how to become a Mason.

Bro. George Washington

         

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