On a crisp January evening in 1998, Arlington Centennial-Glebe Lodge No. 81 officially opened its doors. This marked a new chapter for Freemasonry in Arlington, Virginia. The lodge, situated at the intersection of Route 50 and South George Mason Drive, wasn’t built from scratch. It arose from the union of two existing lodges: Arlington Centennial Lodge and Glebe Lodge. Their combined history and traditions formed the bedrock of Arlington Centennial-Glebe Lodge No. 81. Imagine the celebratory atmosphere that day. The charter members, filled with pride and anticipation, stood together within the newly consecrated walls of their lodge. Arlington Centennial-Glebe Lodge No. 81, under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Virginia, became a beacon of Masonic principles. Every fourth Monday evening, except in December when it shifts to the first Monday, the lodge comes alive. Stated meetings commence at 7:30 p.m. But the fellowship begins earlier. A convivial dinner at 6:30 p.m. precedes each meeting. The lodge extends a warm welcome to all visitors who wish to share in the camaraderie and learn more about Freemasonry. If you’re curious about becoming a member of Arlington Centennial-Glebe Lodge No. 81, the lodge encourages you to reach out. A simple email expressing your interest, along with your name, address, and phone number, is all it takes to begin your journey. The lodge stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of Freemasonry. It’s a place where traditions are honored, and new bonds are forged. Arlington Centennial-Glebe Lodge No. 81 invites you to explore the rich history and timeless principles of this ancient fraternity.
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