Free & Accepted Masons of WA

The Grand Lodge of Vermont Free and Accepted Masons is a historic fraternity established in 1794, comprised of 83 subordinate lodges across the state. Known for its commitment to personal improvement and community service, the Grand Lodge is recognized as the oldest and longest consecutively active not-for-profit organization in Vermont.

With a rich heritage and deep roots in the Green Mountain State, the Grand Lodge offers opportunities for both Masons and non-Masons to learn about the organization and its impact on local communities. Members hail from diverse backgrounds and include prominent figures such as former Governor Jim Douglas, emphasizing the fraternity's inclusive nature and dedication to making good men better.

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