Saint Vrain Masonic Lodge #23 A.F & A.M. Longmont Colorado
Saint Vrain Masonic Lodge #23
ALAMOSA, COLORADO The first recorded minutes of No. 44 are dated May 19th, 1881 with Albert Adler as Worshipful Master and Thomas M. Finley as Secretary. At this meeting two Petitions were presented. Brother M. Borosh was the first candidate to receive the three degrees. On November 5th of the same year, this Lodge received …
MINTURN, COLORADO Eagle Lodge No. 43 was formed at Mitchell, a now-extinct town on the western side of Tennessee Pass. The initial membership, so far as anyone knows, was drawn from the miners, lumbermen and railroaders who were opening up Eagle County. Most of the history relating to its dispensation, and the date of its …
KOKONIO, COLORADO On April 16, 1881, a dispensation was granted to Corinthian, No. 42 and sponsored by Ionic Lodge No. 35 of Leadville. The officers were John N. Harder, W.M.; F. H. Sutherland, S.W.; Albert L. Ordeau, J .W.; and B. C. Ross, Secretary. Their first meeting U.D. was May 3, 1881. On September 19, …
DENVER, COLORADO In 1859 there was held, throughout the world, a spontaneous celebration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Johann Christoph Friedrich Von Schiller, an author of humble birth, who through his championship of freedom and morality.
PITKIN, COLORADO This Lodge was granted a dispensation February 10, 1881. Chartered September 21, 1881. It is now extinct. Source: Grand Lodge of Colorado A.F. & A.M.