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Hiram-Takoma Lodge #10 was formed by the consolidation of:
Hiram Lodge #10, chartered January 8, 1828
Takoma Lodge #29, chartered November 8, 1895
Chevy Chase Lodge #42, chartered May 14, 1924
Chevy Chase Lodge consolidated into Hiram Lodge in 1981
Hiram Lodge & Takoma Lodge consolidated into Hiram-Takoma Lodge #10 in 1984
From the HT10.org website
Welcome to the official website of Hiram-Takoma Lodge #10, Free And Accepted Masons, District of Columbia, in Washington DC.
If you are a mason (in a grand lodge recognized by our grand lodge) who would like to attend a lodge meeting in Washington DC, you are most welcome to come to our meetings and our complimentary catered dinners. We usually meet the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month, but please contact our Worshipful Master or Secretary to confirm information about meetings and dinners.
If you are not a mason but you're interested in learning about freemasonry and possibly applying to join, please feel free to read "What's a Mason" and also to contact us and we'll be happy to give you all the information you want and answer all your questions. You can contact our Worshipful Master or Secretary, or any other officers of our lodge. Their names and contact information is on the "Current Officers" webpage.
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information about JOHN PHILIP SOUSA
Dear brothers
I am a member of the Portuguese "Grande Oriente Lusitano" the most important fremason group in Portugal. I am working in an investigation about John Philip Sousa with portuguese ascendents and I know that he has been member of your Lodge, becaming Master, receiving the Sublime Degree of Master Mason on the 18th of November 1881. He was menber of Eureka Chapter n.º 4 and was Knighted in Columbia Commander n.º 2 in 1886. He was initiated as a Noble of the Mystic Shrine in Almas Temple in 1922.
I want to make a prsentation about him, because I have many of his cylinders and 78 rpm that I have being collecting for many years.
I wouls appreciate if you cans end me any kind of information, photos or notes that can give a better quality to my work. I am a Master for some years and have been already in USA presenting a conference in Yale University about portuguese traditional music, my area of investigation and profissional work.
Thank you for all the help you can give me. Cordially, José Moças
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