Huguenot Masonic Lodge NO. 46: Making Good Men Better since 1796!
We meet in White Plains, NY located in Westchester County on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday (Sep-June).
About huguenot Masonic Lodge no. 46
Who We Are
Famous Members
Famous Members
We are men who are from various backgrounds, faiths and locations. We come together in brotherhood to help build a better world through our charity work, educational programs and fellowship between men who would not normally meet in the outside world.
We are open to all good men who believe in one creator and seek to join. We build our
We are men who are from various backgrounds, faiths and locations. We come together in brotherhood to help build a better world through our charity work, educational programs and fellowship between men who would not normally meet in the outside world.
We are open to all good men who believe in one creator and seek to join. We build ourselves through deep introspection, Masonic Education and mentorship, so that we may help build a better world.
Famous Members
Famous Members
Famous Members
There have been many famous Freemasons through the centuries. Huguenot No. 46 has also had its share of famous members including John Watts Jr, Oliver Delancey and Colonel Henry Steel Olcott to name a few.
We have a book about our history that was published in the early 20th Century, as well as a recent and ongoing video series on YouT
There have been many famous Freemasons through the centuries. Huguenot No. 46 has also had its share of famous members including John Watts Jr, Oliver Delancey and Colonel Henry Steel Olcott to name a few.
We have a book about our history that was published in the early 20th Century, as well as a recent and ongoing video series on YouTube that chronicles our early members and their connections to the American Revolution.
Our History
Famous Members
Our History
Huguenot Masonic Lodge No. 46 was chartered in 1796 as Westchester Lodge No. 46. This was just 13 years after the American Revolution ended. Several of its founders were either the sons of those who fought in that conflict, or fought in it themselves. They went on to help build Westchester County. They offered the community its first
Huguenot Masonic Lodge No. 46 was chartered in 1796 as Westchester Lodge No. 46. This was just 13 years after the American Revolution ended. Several of its founders were either the sons of those who fought in that conflict, or fought in it themselves. They went on to help build Westchester County. They offered the community its first public library and had branches in both what is today the Bronx and also Westchester. They were also big supporters of public education, in keeping with the Masonic tradition of seeking knowledge and truth.