Freemasonry is the world’s oldest and largest fraternal organization. As Freemasons we live by an ethical and moral code that distinguishes us and creates an atmosphere where friendship and understanding can grow among men of every religion, race and culture. This is the public website of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Rhode Island. If you're interested in our lodges and considering an application to join, please visit this page and submit a petition request.
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81 Sprague St.
Portsmouth, RI 02871
(401) 683-0231
Website: https://www.stjohnslodgeno1.org
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St. Johns Lodge No.1, A.F. & F.M.
Constitution granted December 17, 1749
Grand Lodge Charter granted April 26, 1793
Stated Communication: First Monday of each month except July and August.
Annual Communication: Third Monday in December.
Visit St. Johns Lodge No.1 on the web for current events.
Medical Center
If you are in need of medical equipment or have equipment you would like to donate contact: Br. Robert J. Allen, PGM on the Medical Equipment Center cell phone at 401.451.0184 or 401.246.0865. You can also email us at medcenter@rimasons.org
Masonic Charities
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Rhode Island administers numerous charitable programs. You can read more at the following link, which provides greater detail. Click Here for the 2019 Charities information.
CHiP
"CH.I.P" as it is known throughout the Rhode Island Masonic community stands for the Child Identification Program, adopted as a volunteer services by the Freemasons of Rhode Island, which provides a significant community service to the many communities in Rhode Island. Click here to read more and to volunteer.
R∴W∴ Richard F Lynch Library and Museum
Our valuable resource for masonic artifacts and books from within our Jurisdiction and on loan from across the country.