Our Lodge is a merger of 4 Lodges, that became 2 Lodges, and is now 1 Lodge
Two years following the tragic death of President Abraham Lincoln, after being sponsored by Bigelow Lodge No. 243, a dispensation was granted by Grand Master Thomas Sparrow on March 28th, 1867. Two days later, Forest City Lodge U.D. held its first meeting in the Masonic Hall on Franklin Street, and adopted a code of By-Laws.
Two years following the tragic death of President Abraham Lincoln, after being sponsored by Bigelow Lodge No. 243, a dispensation was granted by Grand Master Thomas Sparrow on March 28th, 1867. Two days later, Forest City Lodge U.D. held its first meeting in the Masonic Hall on Franklin Street, and adopted a code of By-Laws.
Two years following the tragic death of President Abraham Lincoln, after being sponsored by Bigelow Lodge No. 243, a dispensation was granted by Grand Master Thomas Sparrow on March 28th, 1867. Two days later, Forest City Lodge U.D. held its first meeting in the Masonic Hall on Franklin Street, and adopted a code of By-Laws.
Two years following the tragic death of President Abraham Lincoln, after being sponsored by Bigelow Lodge No. 243, a dispensation was granted by Grand Master Thomas Sparrow on March 28th, 1867. Two days later, Forest City Lodge U.D. held its first meeting in the Masonic Hall on Franklin Street, and adopted a code of By-Laws.
Two years following the tragic death of President Abraham Lincoln, after being sponsored by Bigelow Lodge No. 243, a dispensation was granted by Grand Master Thomas Sparrow on March 28th, 1867. Two days later, Forest City Lodge U.D. held its first meeting in the Masonic Hall on Franklin Street, and adopted a code of By-Laws.
Two years following the tragic death of President Abraham Lincoln, after being sponsored by Bigelow Lodge No. 243, a dispensation was granted by Grand Master Thomas Sparrow on March 28th, 1867. Two days later, Forest City Lodge U.D. held its first meeting in the Masonic Hall on Franklin Street, and adopted a code of By-Laws.
