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  • A Lodge of Craftsmen

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    Lodge No. 52 is comprised of literal 'craftsmen' with a high level of expertise and commitment to their craft.

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    The Right Place at the Right Time

    Five months after a serious injury, Maureen Jackson took on the challenge of the Harvest Hustle in September. With the support of Masonic Village staff and neighbors, she completed the course.

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  • Well-lit cozy typewriter shop.

    Lodge No. 52 is comprised of literal 'craftsmen' with a high level of expertise and commitment to their craft.

Education

Philanthropy

  • Smiling couple seated on couch together.

    Five months after a serious injury, Maureen Jackson took on the challenge of the Harvest Hustle in September. With the support of Masonic Village staff and neighbors, she completed the course.

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A New Tradition of Craftsmanship for Pennsylvania Past Masters

The Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania is pleased to announce a new opportunity for lodges to present their outgoing Masters with a Pennsylvania Past Master’s Apron, created in partnership with renowned artisan Patrick Craddock of The Craftsman’s Apron.

Brother Craddock’s hand-made regalia is admired across the country for its historical accuracy, attention to detail and the reverence it shows to Masonic heritage. Modeled after the successful “Lone Star Apron” program in Texas, the Pennsylvania Past Master’s Apron may include personalization discreetly placed beneath the flap.