Tag: Richmond

  • Dates to Keep on Your Radar

    Dates to Keep on Your Radar

    The schedule includes various Lodge events from April to November, featuring rituals, official visits, picnics, and a Masonic Family Day. Notable events include joint activities with different Lodges and the Grand Annual Communication in November. These gatherings provide opportunities for Masons to engage and build camaraderie. Read more

  • Dates to Keep on Your Radar

    Dates to Keep on Your Radar

    The schedule includes official visits, stated communications, ritual schools, and other significant events from March to November, spanning various Masonic lodges in Virginia. It culminates with the 2019 Grand Annual Communication in Richmond, serving as a key event. Read more

  • Dates to Keep on Your Radar

    Dates to Keep on Your Radar

    The schedule includes various official visits, communications, ritual schools, and other events at different lodges from February to November, with specific dates and locations. It culminates in the 2019 Grand Annual Communication in Richmond from November 8-10. Read more

  • A Beautiful Day

    A Beautiful Day

    A beautiful day at the Masonic Home of Virginia Read more

  • Events

    Events

    On November 6, the lodge will host a dinner at 6:30pm followed by a stated communication at 7:30pm. On November 20, a Fellow Craft Degree will take place at 7:00pm, and on November 30, there will be a lodge breakfast at 8:00am. Additionally, the Grand Lodge of Virginia will hold its Grand Annual Communication. Read more

  • Master’s Message

    Master’s Message

    The Masonic Home of Virginia, established in 1890, upholds Masonic principles of care for others. It provides a unique community for Virginia Masons and their spouses, promoting love and care for family, neighbor, God, and Country. Additionally, Unity Lodge will celebrate Masonic Founders Day and Past Masters Night, emphasizing mentorship and fulfilling Masonic obligations. Read more

  • The Cooperative Weather Observer: Zachry J. Compton

    The Cooperative Weather Observer: Zachry J. Compton

    Zachry J. Compton, a river and rainfall observer in Riverton, VA since 1907, has served over 56 years in the telegraph department of the Norfolk and Western Railroad. Born in Taylor, MO in 1874, he gained essential skills at a telegraph office in his youth. He is a member of multiple Masonic lodges. Read more

  • Returned from Grand Arch Chapter of Virginia Masons

    Returned from Grand Arch Chapter of Virginia Masons

    Mr. P. M. Shirey and Mr. Grimsley Deering recently attended the Grand Arch Chapter of Virginia Masons meeting in Richmond. The news was reported in the Northern Virginia Daily on October 26, 1934. Read more

  • Meeting of the Grand Lodge of Masons

    Meeting of the Grand Lodge of Masons

    Mr. P. M. Shirey is set to depart for Richmond to participate in a meeting of the Grand Lodge of Masons. This was reported in the Northern Virginia Daily on October 20, 1934. Read more

  • Acca Shrine Ceremony

    Acca Shrine Ceremony

    Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Shirey, Mr. and Mrs. E. Barr Samsell, Rev. W. G. Dearing, and R. J. Turner will attend an All-State Shrine ceremonial honoring John N. Sebrell in Acca Temple, Richmond. This event will be joined by Acca Temple, Khedive Temple of Norfolk, and Kazim Temple of Roanoke. Read more

  • Walter C. Carter Killed, Auto Is Struck by Train

    Walter C. Carter Killed, Auto Is Struck by Train

    Walter C. Carter, a prominent orchardist and community leader, tragically died in a collision with a passenger train near Waterlick. He was well-respected for his diverse business involvements and active participation in church and civic activities. Survived by his wife, two children, and siblings, funeral services were held in Front Royal. Read more

  • Benjamin James Hillidge

    Benjamin James Hillidge

    Benjamin James Hillidge, mayor of Front Royal since 1918, is a dedicated and influential figure. Born in New York in 1871, his career includes teaching, railway work, and founding the Locust Pin Company, recognized for its contributions during World War I. He is also involved in various business, community, and civic roles. Read more