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SELF KNOWLEDGE, SOCIETY, COMMUNITY, CHARITY

MORALITY & BROTHERLY LOVE

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FREEMASONRY

Freemasonry is the oldest, largest Fraternity in the world. Its members have included Kings, Presidents, Prime Ministers, Statesmen, Generals, Admirals, Supreme Court Chief Justices, corporate CEOs, opera stars, movie stars, and probably, your next-door neighbor. Freemasonry is always ready to welcome good men in the Fraternity...

 

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Freemasonry Statistics

Masons Worldwide: 5 Million 
Masons in the USA: 2 Million
Masons in Florida: 38,000

 

Brothers of Eureka-North Shore

Total members: 102
Oldest member: Joseph Thornton at 104 years
Youngest member: Heller Perdomo at 26 years
Longest member: Joseph Thornton at 73 years


Eureka-North Shore Members Hail From All Corners of the World

Nations Represented at Eureka-North Shore
 

United States of America - Native American

Armenia - Australia - Bolivia

Brazil - Canada - Colombia - Cuba - Ecuador

Germany - Greece - India - Israel - Italy - Jamaica - Mexico - Nicaragua

Portugal - Romania - South Africa - Spain - Turkey - United Kingdom - Venezuela


Eureka North-Shore Lodge No. 269
 

Eureka-North Shore Lodge traces its roots back to 1931. Since the mid-twentieth century, we have been at our current location in Dania Beach, a beautiful seaside town known as the oldest city in Broward County. Our organization has worked hard to positively impact our local community for almost a century. 

 

​Eureka-North Shore hails from the merger of two historical lodges in South Florida; Eureka Lodge, first chartered in 1931, and North Shore Lodge, first chartered in 1948. Today, we continue to meet in the historic Eureka-North Shore Masonic Center, formerly known as Eureka Temple, originally built in 1952.  

​Members of Eureka-North Shore hail from a variety of backgrounds from all corners of the world, and we unite in solidarity with our fraternity.  We welcome traveling Masons and guests on select evenings.

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​"What we have done for ourselves alone, dies with us; what we have done for others and the world remains and is immortal."

Albert Pike
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