Welcome to The Consolidated Lodge. We welcome all men of exceptional character and values to explore the benefits of becoming a Freemason whether it be as a member of The Consolidated Lodge, another 1st District Lodge, or any Lodge in Massachusetts.
Despite the challenges of COVID 19, we are a Lodge at work. The purpose of our organization is to help good men become better, so every day is a challenge because our work is never done. Our goal is to make a good Lodge better, so every day is a challenge because our work is never done.
Becoming a Freemason is a long and arduous process. Anything truly worth achieving is. If you would like to explore becoming a better man, a better husband, a better father, a better brother, I invite you to explore our website and reach out to us.
Thank you for visiting.
Brother M. Bradbury Marston
Master
About the
The Consolidated Lodge
The Consolidated Lodge A.F. & A.M. is in the First Masonic District and meets in The Grand Lodge of Massachusetts in downtown Boston. Boston is home to some of the oldest Lodges in Massachusetts. Our roots date back to 1854. The men of The Consolidated Lodge are dedicated to great ritual throughout the initiation process. We have recently implemented a Masonic Mentoring Program to support candidates and new Masons as they begin their Masonic journey. We also sponsor a monthly Masonic Lecture Series at which we bring in expert speakers to explore our history and the history and mysteries of Freemasonry.
The Consolidated Lodge is known in the First Masonic District of Massachusetts as The Friendly Lodge. We were founded on August 19, 2004 by bringing together Price-Benton Lodge and Germania-Revere Lodge. Both aforementioned Lodges were compiled of several Lodges themselves. The Consolidated Lodge has merged seven Lodges over the course of 33 years, bringing together a rich history of Freemasonry within the Commonwealth.
Our Lodge continues to operate under the original Charter for Germania Lodge, issued by the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts on December 13, 1854; initiated by Winslow Lewis.
There are many personal benefits to becoming a Mason, and the rewards can be different for each person. But all Masons share a common goal: to become a better man. If you know a member in The Consolidated Lodge, reach out to him about visiting our Lodge to learn more about us. If you’re just getting to know Freemasonry, please reach out to us via our Contact Page. Our Membership Chair will be in touch to give you more information about applying to membership in our Lodge.
The Consolidated Lodge A.F. & A.M. is in the First Masonic District and meets in The Grand Lodge of Massachusetts in downtown Boston. Boston is home to some of the oldest Lodges in Massachusetts. Our roots date back to 1854. The men of The Consolidated Lodge are dedicated to great ritual throughout the initiation process. We have recently implemented a Masonic Mentoring Program to support candidates and new Masons as they begin their Masonic journey. We also sponsor a monthly Masonic Lecture Series at which we bring in expert speakers to explore our history and the history and mysteries of Freemasonry.
The Consolidated Lodge is known in the First Masonic District of Massachusetts as The Friendly Lodge. We were founded on August 19, 2004 by bringing together Price-Benton Lodge and Germania-Revere Lodge. Both aforementioned Lodges were compiled of several Lodges themselves. The Consolidated Lodge has merged seven Lodges over the course of 33 years, bringing together a rich history of Freemasonry within the Commonwealth.
Our Lodge continues to operate under the original Charter for Germania Lodge, issued by the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts on December 13, 1854; initiated by Winslow Lewis.
There are many personal benefits to becoming a Mason, and the rewards can be different for each person. But all Masons share a common goal: to become a better man. If you know a member in The Consolidated Lodge, reach out to him about visiting our Lodge to learn more about us. If you’re just getting to know Freemasonry, please reach out to us via our Contact Page. Our Membership Chair will be in touch to give you more information about applying to membership in our Lodge.
