List of Masonic Grand Lodges United States

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This is a list of all verifiable organizations that claim to be a Masonic Grand Lodge in United States.

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A Masonic "Grand Lodge" (or sometimes "Grand Orient") is the governing body that supervises the individual "Lodges of Freemasons" in a particular geographical area, known as its "jurisdiction" (usually corresponding to a sovereign state or other major geopolitical unit). Some are large, with thousands of members divided into hundreds of subordinate lodges, while others are tiny, with only a few members split between a handful of local lodges. Sometimes there will only be one Grand Lodge in a given area, but the majority of the time there will be at least two. More often, there will be several competing Grand Lodges claiming the same jurisdictional area, or claiming overlapping areas. This fact leads to debates over legitimacy: Not all Grand Lodges and Grand Orients recognize each other as being legitimate. However, such recognition is not relevant to this list, yet recognition is foundational within the fraternal order. Inclusion in this list only requires the establishment of a physical (as opposed to a virtual, or online) presence, and lodges (regular, unrecognized or clandestine) which acknowledge their governance.

Membership numbers are subject to change; for current figures, check the sources which are indicated in the reference section.

United States

Country or greater geographical areaState, province, or other geographical areaNameFoundedLodgesMembersNotes
United States George Washington Union [1] [2] 1976537 CLIPSAS, SIMPA
United StatesNational Sovereign Sanctuary Ancient and Primitive Rite of Memphis-Misraïm for the United States and Jurisdictions [3] [4]
United StatesHonorable Order of Universal Co-Masonry [5] [6] 1907/1994Formally called The Honorable Order of American Co-Masonry
United StatesLe Droit Humain – American federation [7] [8] 1903 DH
United States National Grand Lodge Prince Hall Origin [9] National Compact
United StatesAlabama Grand Lodge of Alabama [10] [11] 1821 [12] 29927,576 [13] CGMNA
United StatesAlabamaKing Solomon Grand Lodge [14] [15]
United StatesAlabamaOlive Branch Grand Lodge [16] [17] National Compact
United StatesAlabamaPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Alabama [18] [19] 1870 [20] 593 [21] 30,822 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesAlaskaGrand Lodge of Alaska [10] [22] 198120 [23] 1,715 [13] CGMNA
United StatesAlaskaPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Alaska, [10] [24] 1969 [25] 7315 [13] PHCGM, PHA
United StatesArizonaGrand Lodge of Arizona [10] [26] 1882 [12] 588,263 [13] CGMNA
United StatesArizonaPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Arizona [10] [27] 9313 [21] PHCGM, PHA
United StatesArkansasAlpha Grand Lodge [28] [29] Int. FM
United StatesArkansasM.W. Compact Grand Lodge [17] National Compact
United StatesArkansasGrand Lodge of Arkansas [10] [30] 183824312,005 CGMNA
United StatesArkansasPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Arkansas [19] [31] 1870 [20] 1183,200 [21] PHCGM, PHA
United StatesCalifornia Grand Lodge of California [10] [32] 185033857,267 [13] CGMNA
United StatesCaliforniaHiram of Tyre Grand Lodge [33] 1910General Grand Masonic Congress
United StatesCaliforniaMt. Nebo Grand Lodge [17] National Compact
United StatesCaliforniaPrince Hall Grand Lodge of California [10] [34] 1855574,200 [13] PHCGM, PHA
United StatesCaliforniaSons of Light Grand Lodge, California and Oregon [35] [36]
United StatesCaliforniaSt. Anthony Grand Lodge of California of Oakland and Los Angeles [37] [38]
United StatesColoradoGrand Lodge of Colorado [10] [39] 18611319,600 [13] CGMNA
United StatesColoradoPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Colorado, Wyoming and Utah [10] [40] 17 [21] 833 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesConnecticut Grand Lodge of Connecticut [10] [41] 17899412,423 [13] CGMNA
United StatesConnecticutPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Connecticut [10] [42] 1873 [20] 151,500 [13] PHCGM, PHA
United StatesDelawareAfrican Harmony Grand Lodge [17] National Compact
United StatesDelawareGrand Lodge of Delaware [10] [43] 1806284,906 [13] CGMNA
United StatesDelawarePrince Hall Grand Lodge of Delaware [10] [44] 1849 [20] 17 [21] 800 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesDistrict of ColumbiaGrand Lodge of District of Columbia [10] [45] 1811424,436 [13] [46] CGMNA
United StatesDistrict of ColumbiaEureka Grand Lodge [17] National Compact
United StatesDistrict of ColumbiaKing Solomon Grand Lodge [47]
United StatesDistrict of ColumbiaPrince Hall Grand Lodge of District of Columbia [10] [48] 1848265,100 [21] PHCGM, PHA
United StatesFloridaGrand Lodge of Florida [10] [49] 1830 [12] 29044,437 [13] CGMNA
United StatesFloridaMeridian Grand Lodge [17] National Compact
United StatesFloridaGrand Lodge AF&AM of Florida (Scottish Rite) [50] [51] 2010 [51] Masonry Universal
United StatesFloridaRenford P. Brown Grand Lodge [52] [53] Int. FM
United StatesFloridaUnion Grand Lodge of Florida, Belize, Central America, and St. John (Prince Hall) [19] [54] 1865 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesGeorgiaGrand Lodge of Georgia [10] [55] 178642842,297 [13] CGMNA
United StatesGeorgiaJeff Long Grand Lodge [56] Int. FM
United StatesGeorgiaLazarus Grand Lodge of the Jurisdiction of Georgia [57] [58]
United StatesGeorgiaModern Free and Accepted Masons of the World [59] [60]
United StatesGeorgiaPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Georgia [19] [61] 1870 [20] 194 [21] 10,107 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesGeorgiaSmooth Ashlar Grand Lodge [17] [62] National Compact
United StatesGeorgiaSt. Joseph Grand Lodge of Georgia [63] [64]
United StatesHawaiiGrand Lodge of Hawaii [10] [65] 198911 [66] 1,807 [13] [66] CGMNA
United StatesHawaiiPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Hawaii [10] [67] 20015 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesIdaho Grand Lodge of Idaho [10] [68] 1867553,800 [13] CGMNA
United StatesIllinois Grand Lodge Of Illinois [10] [69] 184049866,347 [13] CGMNA
United StatesIllinoisPrince Hall Grand Lodge of the State of Illinois [10] [70] 1867 [20] PHCGM, PHA
United StatesIllinoisSt. James Grand Lodge [71]
United StatesIllinoisSt. John Grand Lodge [72]
United StatesIllinoisSt. Mark Grand Lodge [17] [73] National Compact
United StatesIllinoisUnited Grand Lodge Ancient and Accepted Masons [74] 20087
United StatesIllinoisUnited Grand Lodge AF & AM [75] [76] 192213
United StatesIndiana Grand Lodge of Indiana [10] [77] 1818 [12] 41662,968 [13] CGMNA
United StatesIndianaPrince Edwin Grand Lodge of Indiana [17] [78] National Compact
United StatesIndianaPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Indiana [10] [79] 1956 [20] 37 [21] 2,100 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesIowaGrand Lodge of Iowa [10] [80] 1844 [12] 28221,500 [13] CGMNA
United StatesIowaPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Iowa [10] [81] 1881 [20] 7 [21] PHCGM, PHA
United StatesKansas Grand Lodge of Kansas [10] [82] 185623721,439 [13] CGMNA
United StatesKansasPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Kansas [10] [83] 187542 [21] 1,392 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesKentucky Grand Lodge of Kentucky [10] [84] 1800 [12] 397 [13] 51,437 CGMNA
United StatesKentuckyPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Kentucky [19] [85] 1866 [20] 67 [21] 2,400 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesLouisianaGrand Lodge of Louisiana [10] [86] 1812 [12] 25220,482 [13] CGMNA
United StatesLouisianaPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Louisiana [19] [20] 1863 [20] 169 [21] 7,823 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesLouisianaPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Louisiana [17] National Compact
United StatesLouisianaUnited Most Worshipful St. John's Grand Lodge [87]
United StatesLouisianaUniversal Grand Lodge of Louisiana [88] [89]
United StatesMaineGrand Lodge of Maine [10] [90] 1820 [12] 18519,635 [13] CGMNA
United StatesMarylandGrand Lodge of Maryland [10] [91] 1787 [12] 10016,146 [13] CGMNA
United StatesMarylandHiram Grand Lodge State of Maryland [92] [93] 1924 [94] 20
United StatesMarylandKing Douglas Grand Lodge [95] Int. FM
United StatesMarylandMaryland Grand Lodge [17] National Compact
United StatesMarylandPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Maryland [10] [96] 1845 [20] 98 [21] 4,762 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesMassachusettsGeorge Washington Carver Grand Lodge [97] [98]
United StatesMassachusetts [99] Grand Lodge of Massachusetts [10] [100] 1733 [12] 24534,662 [13] CGMNA
United StatesMassachusettsPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Massachusetts [10] [101] 1791 [20] 271,287 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesMichigan Grand Lodge of Michigan [10] [102] 1826 [12] 30436,174 [13] CGMNA
United StatesMichiganPride of the East Grand Lodge [17] National Compact
United StatesMichiganPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Michigan [10] [103] 1866 [20] 47 [21] 2,900 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesMichiganRalph Bunche Grand Lodge [104] [105] Int. FM
United StatesMinnesota Grand Lodge of Minnesota [10] [106] 1853 [12] 15614,084 [13] CGMNA
United StatesMinnesotaNorth Star Grand Lodge [17] National Compact
United StatesMinnesotaPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Minnesota [10] [107] 1894 [20] 14 [21] 400 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesMississippiGrand Lodge of Mississippi [10] [108] 1818 [12] 24718,689 [13] CGMNA
United StatesMississippiKing David Grand Lodge of Mississippi [109] [110]
United StatesMississippiPrince Hall Grand Lodge [17] [111] National Compact
United StatesMississippiStringer Grand Lodge of Mississippi [19] [112] 1873357 [21] 17,910 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesMissouriGrand Lodge of Missouri [10] [113] 1821 [12] 35042,851 [13] CGMNA
United StatesMissouriPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Missouri [10] [114] 1866 [20] 64 [21] 2,549 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesMissouriSt. Andrew's Grand Lodge [17] National Compact
United StatesMontanaGrand Lodge of Montana [10] [115] 1866 [12] 945,796 [13] CGMNA
United StatesNebraska Grand Lodge of Nebraska [10] [116] 1857 [12] 13912,270 [13] CGMNA
United StatesNebraskaPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Nebraska [10] [117] 1919 [20] 8 [21] 286 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesNevadaGrand Lodge of Nevada [10] [118] 1865 [12] 424,168 [13] CGMNA
United StatesNevadaPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Nevada [10] [119] 1960 [20] 6 [21] 165 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesNevadaSt. Mark Grand Lodge of Nevada [120]
United StatesNew Hampshire Grand Lodge of New Hampshire [10] [121] 1789 [12] 656,980 [13] CGMNA
United StatesNew JerseyGarden State Grand Lodge
United StatesNew Jersey Grand Lodge of New Jersey [10] [122] 1786 [12] 12224,353 [13] CGMNA
United StatesNew JerseyJob Grand Lodge [123] [124] Int. FM
United StatesNew JerseyKing William Grand Lodge of New Jersey [125]
United StatesNew JerseyOriental Grand Lodge A. F. & A. M. of New Jersey [125] [126]
United StatesNew JerseyPrince Hall Grand Lodge of New Jersey [10] [127] 1848 [20] 52 [21] 3,145 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesNew JerseyRegular Grand Lodge of New Jersey [128] 4
United StatesNew JerseySt. John's Grand Lodge [17] National Compact
United StatesNew Mexico Grand Lodge of New Mexico [10] [129] 1877 [12] 575,228 [13] CGMNA
United StatesNew MexicoPrince Hall Grand Lodge of New Mexico [10] [130] 1921 [20] PHCGM, PHA
United StatesNew York [131] Grand Lodge of the State of New York [10] [132] 1781 [12] 52244,525 [13] CGMNA
United StatesNew YorkGrand Lodge of New York (2) [17] National Compact
United StatesNew YorkHiram Grand Lodge [133] [134]
United StatesNew YorkOmega Grand Lodge [1] [135] CLIPSAS
United StatesNew YorkPrince Hall Grand Lodge of New York [10] [136] 1845 [20] 725,300 [13] PHCGM, PHA
United StatesNew YorkRose of Sharon Grand Lodge [137] [138] Int. FM
United StatesNorth CarolinaGrand Lodge of North Carolina [10] [139] 1787 [12] 37244,063 [13] [140] CGMNA
United StatesNorth CarolinaModern Free and Accepted Masons of The World [59] [141]
United StatesNorth CarolinaPrince Hall Grand Lodge of North Carolina [10] [142] 1870 [20] 26310,315 [13] PHCGM, PHA
United StatesNorth CarolinaSt. James Grand Lodge, Prince Hall Origin [17] National Compact
United StatesNorth Dakota Grand Lodge of North Dakota [10] [143] 1889 [12] 452,977 [13] CGMNA
United StatesOhioEureka Grand Lodge [17] National Compact
United StatesOhio Grand Lodge of Ohio [10] [144] 1808 [12] 50397,397 [13] CGMNA
United StatesOhioPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Ohio [10] [145] 1849 [20] 62 [21] 4,904 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesOklahomaEureka Grand Lodge [17] National Compact
United StatesOklahomaGrand Lodge of Oklahoma [10] [146] 187422324,054 [13] CGMNA
United StatesOklahomaPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Oklahoma [10] [147] 1893 [20] 129 [21] 6,000 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesOregon Grand Lodge of Oregon [10] [148] 1851 [12] 1129,203 [13] CGMNA
United StatesOregonPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Oregon, Idaho and Montana [10] [149] 1960 [20] 8 [21] 143 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesOregonSons of Haiti Grand Lodge [150] Sons of Haiti
United StatesPennsylvania Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania [10] [151] 1731 [12] 428111,661 [13] CGMNA
United StatesPennsylvaniaKeystone Grand Lodge [152] [153]
United StatesPennsylvaniaMost Worshipful Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania [17] National Compact
United StatesPennsylvaniaPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania [10] [154] 1797 [20] 107 [21] 7,600 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesRhode IslandGrand Lodge of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations [10] [155] 1791 [12] 253,847 [13] CGMNA
United StatesRhode IslandPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Rhode Island [10] [149] 1858 [20] 5 [21] 280 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesSouth CarolinaGrand Lodge of South Carolina, A.F.M. [10] [156] 1737 [12] 29738,853 [13] CGMNA
United StatesSouth CarolinaPalmetto Grand Lodge [157] 55 National Compact
United StatesSouth CarolinaPrince Hall Grand Lodge of South Carolina [19] [158] 1867 [20] 306 [21] 16,000 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesSouth DakotaGrand Lodge of South Dakota [10] [159] 1875 [12] 835,931 [13] CGMNA
United StatesTennesseeGrand Lodge of Tennessee [10] [160] 1813 [12] 33344,390 [13] CGMNA
United StatesTennesseePrince Hall Grand Lodge of Tennessee [19] [161] 1870 [20] 172 [21] 6,500 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesTexasAbraham Grand Lodge AF&AM of Texas197412153SOGLIA
United StatesTexas Grand Lodge of Texas [10] [162] 1837 [12] 85685,442 [13] CGMNA
United StatesTexasPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Texas [10] [163] 1875 [20] 424 [21] 10,400 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesTexasMW St John / St Joseph Grand Lodge [17] National Compact


United StatesUtahGrand Lodge of Utah [10] [164] 1872 [12] 302,034 [13] CGMNA
United StatesUtah International Masonic Order DELPHI of USA 2005459 UMM, CATENA, CLIPSAS, SIMPA, COMALACE, BEPA, Supreme Councils of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, RMI, MUB
United StatesVermontGrand Lodge of Vermont [10] [165] 1794 [12] 886,099 [13] CGMNA
United StatesVirginia Grand Lodge of Virginia [10] [166] 1778 [12] 31138,008 [13] CGMNA
United StatesVirginiaPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Virginia [10] [167] 1877 [20] 208 [21] 10,865 PHCGM, PHA National Compact
United StatesWashingtonGrand Lodge of Washington [10] [168] 1858 [12] 18917,682 [13] CGMNA
United StatesWashingtonPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Washington [10] [169] 1903 [20] 60 [21] 2,958 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesWest Virginia Grand Lodge of West Virginia [10] [170] 1865 [12] 13921,643 [13] CGMNA
United StatesWest VirginiaPrince Hall Grand Lodge of West Virginia [10] [171] 25 [21] 592 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesWest VirginiaRoyal Craft Grand Lodge [17] National Compact
United StatesWisconsin Grand Lodge of Wisconsin [10] [172] 1843 [12] 18312,165 [13] CGMNA
United StatesWisconsinPrince Hall Grand Lodge of Wisconsin [10] [173] 1952 [20] 11 [21] 650 PHCGM, PHA
United StatesWyomingGrand Lodge of Wyoming [10] [174] 1874 [12] 463,776 [13] CGMNA

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