Moncton Masonic Temple
Constructed in 1924. The Masonic Temple consists of a 2-story rectangular Neoclassical structure of red brick and sandstone trim located on the corner of Queen Street and Alma Street in Moncton. The Masonic Temple was designated as a local historic place for its Neoclassical architecture and interior design that follows Masonic specifications. Architect J. W. Frazer and contractor Ambrose Wheeler used Greek inspired elements to create a clean and geometrically sound structure that was worthy of the Masons. The Masonic Temple was also designated for its connection with the Masonic Order and its members. The Masons are the oldest fraternal organization in Moncton, having been granted a dispensation by Provincial Grand Master Alexander Keith in 1853.
What we do
Meet Monthly
Keith Lodge #23 meets every month on the first Wednesday of that month. Closed only on summer months of July and August
Donate to Charity or Volunteer
Keith Lodge donate to many causes, and members also volunteer time to charities and events at their own free will and accord
Fellowship
You’ll get to strengthen the bonds of fellowship as you join together with like-minded men who share ideals of both a moral and metaphysical nature
Moncton Masonic Club
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