Alberta Masonic Events and Masonic Places to Visit

	Masonry In The Mountains The Masonic Spring Workshop North America's Premier workshop for rank and file Masons April 11th - 13th, 2008
Heritage Park  Calgary, Alberta	A replica of an early Alberta Masonic Lodge room, complete with original artifacts. The park is open daily from the May to September long weekends. The Lodge Hall usually has a local Mason working as a greeter. The hall is located upstairs above the Trader's Bank, with a private entrance from the back.
Fort Edmonton  Edmonton, Alberta (look on 1905 Street #56)	Canada's Largest Historical Park, located on the shores of the North Saskatchewan River.  A short history of  Masonry in early Edmonton.  Visit the Fort and the Lodge in person - its worth it. An interesting report on Fort Edmonton; The Masonic Tourist
Cascade Lodge Hall Banff, Alberta	In the process of be proposed as a Heritage Resource Building located in down town Banff. It was designated as a museum Jan.1/96. The use of the facility as a museum is a unique approach for Cascade Lodge to allow them to retain in their Lodge Hall is what is a very high cost area. Why not drop in and visit one of our oldest Rocky Mountain Lodge Halls. Cascade #5
Also 2 of my favorites in BC	Barkerville - official site,  Picture of Lodge Hall Cariboo #4 meets 2nd Saturday except Jan. & Feb. - in Barkerville Fort Steele Old time Lodge hall & Original Lodge Lodge Pictures North Star #30 - since amalgamated with Cranbrook #34

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