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Grand Lodge of Florida |
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18th Masonic District |
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Lodges of the 18th Masonic District |
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Clermont Lodge is named for the city of Clermont, FL, and was chartered on January 21, 1914. Clermont Lodge also houses Clermont Chapter #118 Order of the Eastern Star. |
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Clermont Lodge #226
W.·. M.·. William Siegenthaler |
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Eustis Lodge is named after the city of Eustis, FL, and was chartered on January 21, 1885. It meets on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month at 7:30 P.M. Eustis Lodge also houses the Eustis York Rite Bodies (Eustis Chapter # 33, R.A.M., Golden Triangle Council #28, R. & S. M., and the Triangle Commandery # 38, K.T.), and the Eustis Chapter #19, Order of the Eastern Star. |
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Eustis Lodge #85
W.·. M.·. George Miller |
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Groveland Lodge is named after the city of Groveland, FL, and was chartered as Mascotte Lodge # 190 on January 20, 1910. The Lodge subsequently moved about three miles down the road and was rechartered as Groveland Lodge #190 on April 21, 1925. |
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Groveland Lodge #190
W.·. M.·. John L. Miller |
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Leesburg Lodge is named after the city of Leesburg, FL, and was chartered on 15 January, 1868. In January, 1993, Leesburg Lodge celebrated their 175th anniversary. Leesburg Lodge also houses Leesburg Chapter #84, Order of the Eastern Star, the Baya Grotto (MOVPER), Unity Court of the Order of Amaranth and Lake Forest 200 Tall Cedars of Lebanon. |
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Leesburg Lodge #58
W.·. M.·. Dennis Ricker |
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Mt Dora Lodge is named after the city of Mt Dora, FL, and was chartered as Lodge #238 on January 17, 1917. The Lodge owns and meets in the Donnely House, an historical monument in downtown Mt Dora. Mt Dora Lodge also houses the Mt Dora Assembly #79, International Order of the Rainbow for Girls, and the Mt Dora Chapter #103, Order of the Eastern Star. |
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Mt Dora Lodge #238
W.·. M.·. Mark Draper |
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Tavares Lodge # 234 was chartered by the Grand Lodge of Florida on January 19, 1916. It was named after the town of Tavares, the county seat of Lake County. The first Lodge was established in a building on Main Street in downtown Tavares a few blocks from the County Court House and near the Town Hall. |
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Tavares Lodge #234
W.·. M.·. Jackie L. Fox |
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Umatilla Lodge was initially chartered as Fort Mason Lodge # 65 on February 13, 1873. The Charter was destroyed in a fire and the Lodge was re-chartered as Umatilla Lodge #65 on July 22, 1899. It is named for the city of Umatilla, FL. |
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Umatilla Lodge #65
W.·. M.·. Charles Sharp |
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The Villages Lodge # 394 is named for a large retirement development in the northern area of Lake and Sumter counties and southern Marion county. It was chartered on @ The Villages Lodge does not yet have a permanent facility, but meets in the La Hacienda building within the housing development. |
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Villages Lodge #394
W.·. M.·. Harry Bazen |
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Wildwood Lodge # 92 was named after the city of Wildwood, FL, and was chartered on January 20, 1886. Wildwood Lodge also houses Wildwood Chapter #24, Order of the Eastern Star. |
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Wildwood Lodge #92
W.·. M.·. R. Kevin Clarke |
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