Montezuma Lodge No. 145, A.F. & A.M.
DOLORES, COLORADO In western Colorado a little town known as Big Bend started growing, later to move upriver and become known as Dolores.
Henry M. Teller Lodge NO. 144, A.F. & A.M.
DENVER, COLORADO On April 30, 1914, Grand Master Pickerill granted a dispensation to form and open a Lodge to be called Henry M. Teller Lodge U. D. located at Denver with James Marion Price, Worshipful Master; George Alfred Luxford, Senior Warden, and Charles Dickens Biggerstaff as Junior Warden. This petition was recommended by the Lodges …
Inspiration Lodge No. 143, A.F. & A.M.
DENVER, COLORADO Late in the year 1913 and early in the following year, a group of Masons held organizational meetings in office rooms of the Gas and Electric Building. Later meetings held in the Masonic Temple at 1614 Welton Street resulted in a petition for a dispensation signed by 42 Masons. The name selected resulted …
Unity Lodge No. 142, A.F. & A.M.
EADS, COLORADO During the year 1911 a group of Masons from various lodges and states in the Union, who were farmers, businessmen, ranchers and homesteaders in Kiowa County, gathered at Eads and decided to form a Masonic lodge.
Arvada Lodge No. 141, A.F. & A.M.
ARVADA, COLORADO When congratulating R. W. Bro. George E. Simonton upon his election as Deputy Grand Master of Masons of Colorado in 1911, Albert H. Barth, not then a Mason, expressed the desire that a lodge might be started in Arvada and that he might join. Later he arranged for R. W. Bro. Simonton to …