Montgomery Lodge is one of 23 Masonic Lodges within the United States founded by Paul Revere.
The Lodge is named after General Richard Montgomery (1736-1775). Richard Montgomery was an officer in the British army during the French and Indian war. Today, Montgomery Lodge consists of civic professionals, businessmen, engineers, tradesmen, artisans, all of various industries. Regardless of economic or professional status, all brothers are equal within the lodge. The primary goals in common with all men within the lodge is the desire to improve character among themselves, and contribute to the betterment of the surrounding community.
Montgomery Lodge is always looking for men of good moral character interested in contributing to the surrounding community, through the oldest and most respected fraternity in the world.
Making good men better through knowledge, fraternity, and charity
