King Solomon Lodge No. 60
- Free & Accepted Masons of Washington -

The Masonic Fraternity is the oldest fraternity in the world. No one knows just how old it is because the actual origins have been lost in time.

Freemasonry is inspired by the pure principles of truth and benevolence. Our principle tenets are Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth.

Masons are looking for men who wish to become better men, who are interested in giving back to their community and in self improvement.
 Our Worshipful Master
WB Mike Palko-Dean


Want to be a Mason?
If you would like more information on Masonry, or would like to inquire about the Lodge, contact us and we will respond quickly.

For those who come here with an interest in joining our Lodge we sincerely thank you for your interest! Be advised, however, that we will not ask you to join our organization - you must ask us! Please consider visiting our inquiry page.

Masons do not solicit members. You must be at least 18, believe in the existence of a supreme being, the immortality of the soul and have been a resident of Washington State for at least six months.

For more information on becoming a Mason, please visit our inquiry page.



125th Year Anniversary

The year 2014 represents the 125th Anniversary of our Dispensation from the Grand Lodge of Washington. 

The year 2015 represents the 125th Anniversary of our being a Chartered Lodge in Washington. Please join us in celebrating this auspicious occasion!





 Our Lodge Officers
Elected & Appointed


Stated Meeting Information
Our Stated Meeting is conducted on the 2nd Monday of each month Dark August (Table Lodge) and December (Officer Installation).
 
Meetings begin promptly at 7:30 PM with a dinner generally served at 6:30 PM for a generous donation.
  
* ANYONE IS WELCOME AT DINNER *
  
The Auburn Masonic Temple is located on the corner of Main Street and Auburn Way South at 10 Auburn Way S, Auburn.
 
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King Solomon Lodge No. 60
10 Auburn Way South
Auburn, WA 98002

To become a Mason, ASK a Mason.
Our Lodge follows a generally accepted practice for inquiries
called the "Six Steps to Masonry" as outlined on our District website:
  1. Upon your request for more information you will be contacted by an officer from the Lodge to setup an in person meeting. While you are waiting, please take time to review this document: Approaching the Portals
  2. At this first meeting, they will take the time to talk with you about Masonry, about our Lodge and will provide an additional set of questions for you to consider. Here is a link to these questions: Traditional Approach
  3. For our second meeting we'll ask you to develop a paper or a summary of what you have learned so far in reading the Approaching the Portals and the Traditional Approach as well as a little history about yourself. We will also ask you to consider memorizing a small section of our ritual so you understand our proficiency process.
  4. Next, we will arrange for you to come in and meet the other members of the Lodge.
  5. You'll be asked to attend more than one social function or other event so that the members of the Lodge are able to get to know you and you us. This will also show your commitment and attachment to the Fraternity.
  6. Finally, if you are still interested in joining our Lodge, ask one of the brothers to become a member, this is a necessary step.
  • At this point you will likely receive a petition and it will be submitted to the Secretary of the Lodge along with the appropriate fee.
  • The petition will be read at the next stated meeting and an investigating committee will be appointed. The committee will talk to you and your family. This is an opportunity for us to find out more about you and more importantly for your family to find out more about us.
  • At the following stated meeting, we'll ballot on your petition. If the ballot is favorable, we'll schedule your first degree shortly thereafter and start you on your Masonic journey.
 

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