Amicable Lodge # 25, now known as Amicable ~ St. John’s Lodge #25, was granted a Maryland Freemason lodge charter from the Grand Lodge of Maryland in 1797 the same year Baltimore City was formed. Making Amicable ~ St. John’s one of the oldest Freemason Lodges in Maryland. During the 215 years the Lodge has been very active in the history of our country. During World War II Amicable Lodge raised $5,647,800 during the War Bond drives leading all Lodges of the State. A Heavy Bomber was christened “Amicable Lodge” in our honor. During the last few years Amicable Lodge has merged with Cassia Lodge # 45 on March 1, 2001, Centre Lodge #108 on November 6, 2002 and St. Johns Lodge # 34, December 1, 2006. The name of the Lodge was changed to Amicable ~ St. Johns Lodge # 25. We are a very active and growing lodge in Maryland, with over 600 brothers. We look forward to the future of the Lodge and the many new brothers whom will join and keep with Its long and historic traditions.

In case of inclement weather and the Lodge is closed, an announcement will be posted here.

The next scheduled regular meeting - Thursday, June 7th 2012 7:30 P.M. Roman Room

MWPGM Richard Fletcher (Vermont) and past Secretary of Masonic Service Association

Light Refreshments (Fruits and Pastries) served following the meeting

Meetings held in the Roman Room of the Grand Lodge Building, 302 International Circle, Cockeysville, Maryland 21030. (“The Hunt Valley Lodge”). We meet formally the 1st & 3rd Thursday of each month

NOW INCLUDING : July and August.

Brothers needing assistance and visiting Brothers, please contact us if you wish to attend.  Contact Information