Park Hill Lodge 148 A.F. & A.M
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Welcome to Park Hill Lodge No. 148
All of the members of Denver’s Park Hill Lodge No. 148 would like to welcome anyone interested in seeking further knowledge about Free Masonry. We invite you to come join us and would like to share our knowledge.
We support the community with various scholarships and grants. The Colorado Child ID Program has also been a focus of our lodge. In 2006, Masonic Philanthropy contributed $1.4 million per day.
A Brief History of Park Hill Lodge
For some years prior to the organization of Park Hill Lodge, that section of Denver known as Park Hill had been one of the most attractive, newest, and rapidly expanding better residential areas in the city of Denver. The new residents commenced to have mutual interests as home owners and as Masons. On August 5, 1915, a meeting was held in the Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church, and before it adjourned, a motion had been put and carried that a Masonic lodge be established in Park Hill. It is interesting to note that the Lodge issued a resolution thanking the church for the Lodge’s treatment, this being done at its last stated communication to be held in the church, November 19, 1925.
A full description can be found in the “Centennial Celebration 1861-1961”. Published by the Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Colorado.