Lodge History

West Covina Lodge No. 446 is the result of the consolidation of three Masonic Lodges: La Puente Lodge No. 446, Baldwin Park Lodge No. 660 and West Covina Lodge No. 758. La Puente Lodge No. 446 began as a Lodge on October 15, 1914; Baldwin Park Lodge No. 660 began as a Lodge on August 31, 1927 and West Covina Lodge No. 758 began as a Lodge on October 7, 1955.

La Puente Lodge No. 446 consolidated with West Covina Lodge N0 758 on July 1, 1985 thus giving birth to West Covina-La Puente Lodge No. 446. Baldwin Park Lodge No. 660 consolidated with West Covina-La Puente Lodge No. 446 on September 1, 2004 resulting to the birth of now West Covina Lodge No. 446.

West Covina Lodge No. 446 holds its meeting at West Covina Masonic Temple located at 1201 South Orange Avenue, West Covina, CA 91790. This Temple was built by members in realization of their dream and desire to have a home of their own. It stands as a fine tribute to all Brothers who have worked so hard on Saturdays and Sundays and also on evenings during the week after a regular day’s work.

The groundbreaking of the Temple was done on September 9, 1967 presided by the Most Worshipful Lawrence Dayton, Grand Master of F.& A.M. of California. A little over a year after, or on September 28, 1968, the Most Worshipful Eugene S. Hopp, Grand Master of F.&A.M. of California presided over the cornerstone laying ceremony. West Covina Masonic Temple was dedicated on August 25, 1974 with the Most Worshipful Raymond A. Ebbage, Grand Master of Masons in California and Hawaii as Guest of Honor.