Dallas Lodge No. 231

Freemasonry in Pittsburgh

Free and Accepted Masons in Pittsburgh’s North Hills, part of the 55th Masonic District of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania. Stated meetings the third Thursday of each month at 7:30 PM.

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Welcome to Dallas Lodge

Dallas Lodge No. 231 is a friendly, down-to-earth group of men who believe in becoming better versions of ourselves and in helping others along the way. Freemasonry gives us a place to grow, to learn from one another and to give back, and our lodge and its predecessors have been doing just that in Pittsburgh since 1848.

Our members come from Ross, McCandless, Shaler, Hampton, Wexford and the surrounding communities of Pittsburgh’s North Hills and beyond. Many of us walked through the door not knowing a single Mason, and found good friends who share a commitment to integrity, charity and service.

Whether you are curious about Freemasonry, thinking about joining, or a Brother passing through town, you are welcome here. Come say hello at our next meeting, or drop us a note.

About the lodge

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Downtown Pittsburgh from the Duquesne Incline. Photo: Dllu, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

The Masonic Temple on Broad Street, Philadelphia — The Masonic Temple, Philadelphia, home of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania. Photo: Beyond My Ken, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

The fountain at Point State Park, Pittsburgh — The Point State Park fountain, where Pittsburgh’s three rivers meet. Photo: Cbaile19, Wikimedia Commons (CC0)

Stated Meetings

When

Third Thursday of each month
7:30 PM

Where

Greater Pittsburgh Masonic Center
3579 Masonic Way
Pittsburgh, PA 15237

Visitors

Visiting Brethren are always welcome.
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The former Masonic Temple in Oakland, Pittsburgh — Photo: Wikimedia Commons (CC0). The former Masonic Temple in Oakland, home to Pittsburgh lodges from 1915.

Our heritage

Dallas Lodge No. 231 carries the heritage of more than ten Pittsburgh lodges. Among them are Solomon Lodge No. 231, founded in 1848 by German-speaking Masons, and Dallas Lodge No. 508, founded in 1872 and named for Vice President and Pennsylvania Grand Master George M. Dallas.

In 1915 our predecessor Oakland Lodge No. 535 was the first lodge to hold its stated meeting in the new Masonic Temple in Oakland. Since 1996, Pittsburgh’s lodges have met at the Greater Pittsburgh Masonic Center in the North Hills.

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Portrait of George Mifflin Dallas, 1848 — Photo: Wikimedia Commons (public domain)

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