Springfield Masonic Center

04/21/2025

03/29/2025

National Vietnam War Veterans Day is observed every year on March 29.

A day to remember and honor the 9 million Americans who served during that war, as well as the 58,000 names on the wall at the Vietnam Memorial in Washington DC. It's also a time to say "Welcome Home" to those who never received the recognition they deserved upon their return home from Vietnam.

To all the Vietnam war veterans. You are respected. You are loved. Thank you for your service! 🇺🇸

03/22/2025

Have you heard the story of 2 Masonic brothers who went to battle but were on opposite sides?
The brotherhood was undivided even though they fought in a divided nation.
The pics below tell that story.
Pics from Gettysburg National Cemetary

03/18/2025

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03/17/2025

Happy St Patrick’s Day! Have fun and be safe! ☘️

03/10/2025

History Monday:
Did you know that one of the most enthusiastic supporters of the local Masonic Home was Asa Bushnell, who at the time was not a Mason. He contributed financial support and helped raise funds to see it to fruition.
In 1892 he became a Mason-on-sight. In those early years Masonic meetings took place in the Bushnell building until 1924 when the Masonic Temple laid its cornerstone.
Brother Bushnell was also made an honerary member of Clark and Anthony lodges.

03/06/2025

Have you or someone you know had a wedding or other event at the Masonic Temple? We would love to feature your event on our page! Message the page or call 937-323-5911. We can edit and crop pictures if requested and as needed

02/28/2025

Be Legendary! Share this post! Thank you Brother Carter

02/26/2025

Call today to book or a tour! 937-323-5911 125 W High st 45502. Space for weddings, business presentations and more!

02/19/2025

Prince Hall Masons on Mercer street in the 1920s (From Grand Lodge of Florida)

02/17/2025

Happy Presidents' Day, brethren! Today, we honor the remarkable George Washington on his birthday. Born in 1732, Washington’s legacy shines as a cornerstone of American history, surpassing even his fellow founding fathers. As Commander of the Continental Army and the first President of the United States, he made an enduring impact. A devoted Freemason, his virtuous leadership and dedication to our fraternal principles remain a source of inspiration for Brothers everywhere.

02/15/2025

Basketball fans, make sure to save the date for Sunday, March 30th for an exciting night of basketball! Take advantage of tickets available through the link below for early entry (1-1:30pm) before the Cleveland Cavaliers challenge the Los Angeles Clippers. Beyond a game night, this will be a great opportunity to spend time with friends, family, and other Masons from your lodge.
Buy tickets now for an unforgettable basketball experience!
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02/13/2025

In honor of Black History Month, we invite brethren to reflect on the life and legacy of a man who embodied the principles of Freemasonry: The Honorable Thurgood Marshall. As the first African American Supreme Court justice, he was a brilliant legal thinker and a steadfast advocate for civil rights and the policies necessary to realize them.
Discover more about Brother Marshall and his transformative contributions to advancing American society in our article: https://bit.ly/3VOmaWV

02/05/2025

Brother Sugar Ray Robinson

As we celebrate Black History Month, we honor the remarkable men of our craft who have shaped both our fraternity and the world. Among them is Sugar Ray Robinson, a professional boxer by 19, who achieved an incredible 91-fight unbeaten streak from 1943 to 1951.

Beyond his extraordinary talent, Robinson was a generous and charitable man, embodying the true spirit of Freemasonry. From his humble beginnings as the son of a Georgia farmer to being hailed as “the greatest boxer of all time, pound-for-pound,” his story is one of inspiration.

Discover more about his life on our blog, and share it with those who might be interested: https://bit.ly/42BbY6B

02/02/2025

February marks Black History Month, a time to honor and reflect on the Black pioneers, musicians, and athletes who proudly identified as Freemasons. As members of the craft, we are committed to promoting inclusion, diversity, and equality both within and beyond our lodges.
Let us celebrate the profound influence these individuals have had on our fraternity and the world. Prince Hall Freemasonry, which originated during the Revolutionary War, was founded by Worshipful Brother Prince Hall, who established African Lodge #459—the first lodge for Black men in America.
We invite you to explore the rich history of Prince Hall Freemasonry through the resources below:
A Brief History of Prince Hall Freemasonry: bit.ly/3WJ3sjD
Prince Hall Freemasonry: A Resource Guide: bit.ly/3GiY8fS