Lexington Lodge #1

Lexington Lodge #1’s 18th century pioneering roots have spawned a strong and vibrant Masonic heritage which echoes through the halls of history to this very day.  From early struggles to bring the “light” of Masonry to a near virgin American wilderness, to the words of the “Great Compromiser,” U.S. statesman and orator and our own Past Grand Master Henry Clay, our Masonic tradition has been built upon the bedrock of becoming better people for a better world.

 





Website: http://www.lexingtonlodge1.org/
Email: secretary@lexingtonlodge1.org
Lodge Physical Address: 3112 Harrodsburg Rd. Lexington, Ky 40503
Lodge Phone(s): (859) 373-1221  
Lodge Mailing Address:
Next Meeting: Monday, September 6, 2010 - 7:30pm



Notable Members Of This Lodge

(click on the names to read more about a Notable Mason)

Henry Clay, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Kentucky

04/12/1777
06/29/1852

As the year 1777 marked the birth of the “Stars and Stripes”, so did it herald in another great American symbol, Henry Clay. It was also the year that the Marquis de Lafayette arrived in America. And as the Marquis huddled at Valley Forge with George Washington and his ragged army, the infant Henry slept in his mother’s arms, unaware of the struggles taking place to effect yet another birth - the United States of America.

It was this country that Henry Clay was destined to serve with a passion and ambition which has had few equals. He took up the study of law at an early age and...