Past

Pennsylvania Masons have their roots in the founding of America. Pennsylvania has long been home to Brothers, whether it be the halls of Philadelphia or the timber ranges of northern PA. Since 1730, the fraternity has united men from all walks of life.

Present

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Lodge No. 2 has been meeting for over 250 years. Today, our members meet at least once a month and are heavily involved in charities within Philadelphia. Check out our blog to see some of the latest events and news from Lodge No. 2.
 

Future

Freemasonry has been around for centuries, and will continue to be around for centuries to come. Interested in becoming part of that future? Contact Lodge No. 2 to learn more.

 


The Philadelphia Masonic Temple

Lodge No. 2 meets on the first Tuesday of every month (except in July and August) at the Philadelphia Masonic Temple directly across from City Hall. Constructed in 1873, the Masonic Temple is considered one of the great architectural wonders of the Masonic world and currently serves as the headquarters for the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania. Adorned with some of the finest artifacts of Freemasonry and magnificent lodge rooms modeled after the greatest civilizations of the ancient world, the Masonic Temple serves as a physical manifestation of the values and traditions enshrined in the fraternity. To schedule a tour, visit the Masonic Temple’s website.

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