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Brotherly Love
A Lodge is not a club of convenience. It is a disciplined fraternity where men learn respect, accountability, and friendship across age, background, and station.
175 years in Lawrenceville
Lawrenceville Lodge No. 131
Brotherly Love. Relief. Truth. To be one, ask one.
Three lights for practical living.
The public work of the Lodge is simple: build character, strengthen fellowship, and serve Lawrenceville with dignity.
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Relief
Charity is more than donation. It is attention, presence, and service — supporting Brothers, families, widows, and the surrounding community.
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Truth
Masonic education points a man toward self-examination, honest conduct, reverence, and a life shaped by principle rather than impulse.
175 years of Masonic tradition in Lawrenceville — historical, fraternal, and civic.
175 years rooted in Lawrenceville.
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A Blue Lodge with local identity
Lawrenceville Lodge No. 131 is a fraternal organization of Free & Accepted Masons serving Lawrenceville and the surrounding community.
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Meeting on the level
Members gather for stated communications, fellowship, education, and service. Visiting Brothers are welcome according to regular Masonic practice.
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A path for seekers
Good men seeking light are invited to make contact, ask questions, and begin the petition process when ready.
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Interested in Freemasonry?
Freemasonry does not chase men into membership. The first step is yours. Ask a Mason, come to dinner, speak with the Lodge, and learn the qualifications, expectations, and petition process.
Meetings & fellowship.
Use this section for stated communications, open dinners, degree work notices, service projects, and education nights.
Dinner at 6:30 PM. Lodge opens at 7:30 PM. Visiting Brothers should bring proper credentials.
Curious men may contact the Lodge and ask about attending dinner before a meeting to learn more.
Visit or contact the Lodge
Lawrenceville Masonic Lodge No. 131
455 S Perry St
Lawrenceville, GA
- (770) 963-1726
- lawrencevillelodge131.org/Contacts
- Parking and wheelchair-accessible onsite services are listed publicly.
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