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Master’s Welcome

Welcome to the St. George’s Lodge No. 6 F. & A.M website. I would like to assist you in navigating through our site:

  • On our History of St. George’s page, you will find information about our colonial heritage. St. Georges Lodge #6 is one of the oldest Lodges in the state and in the country.
  • Our St. George’s Dragon page has news and accounts of our contributions to our communities and organizations, our youth programs that we support, the raising of new brothers and some of the fellowships and friendships we enjoy in our Lodge.
  • Our Trestleboard page lists our current year, and gives you a calendar of events for our Lodge and our District.
  • The Masters of St. George’s page lists the unbroken line of Masters of our Lodge since 1774, and includes Revolutionary War heroes, Mayors of the City of Schenectady, a Governor of the State of New York, two State Senators, and three Grand Masters of the Grand Lodge of the state of New York.
  • Our Commander Hart page will give a detailed account about a truly unique chapter in Masonic and Civil War history, proudly submitted by our Lodge Historian.

    I hope that you will find our website informative. We welcome any information that you may want to leave. If you know someone, man, woman, or youth that can benefit from our organization, guide them our way, we’ll see what we can do. Who knows? We may even make them part of our Masonic Family.

    Thank you for your visit, come again!

    David Donofrio Jr. – Master

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    A man cannot go very far in Freemasonry without discovering that much of it’s past continues to live
    in it’s present and that we do many things in our Lodges precisely because Masons have been doing them for generations.
    To learn something about Masonic history, therefore, is to learn something about Masonry as it now exists. Every Mason
    and every Lodge should recall periodically the history of the craft, review the landmarks and traditions of the fraternity,
    and be reminded of individual achievements. We are now in the 237th year since the founding of St. George’s Lodge and
    the establishment of Freemasonry in Schenectady, New York.
     
    “A people indifferent to the landmarks of it’s past will not long retain it’s capacity to achieve an
    honored future”    -JUSTICE SAMUEL NULL


    St. George’s Lodge No. 6, F. & A. M.
    Warranted September 14, 1774
    Meetings held the Second and Fourth Thursdays
    September thru May
    at the
    Schenectady Masonic Temple
    394 Princetown Road
    Schenectady, New York 12306

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