Lodge Type: Odd Fellows

Queen City Lodge #1 In Burlington Vermont traces its history back to when Green Mountain Lodge #1 (1845-1955) was founded. Since then Hamilton Lodge #14 of Burlington (1881 to 1955) was also active in the city until the two consolidated. We hold meetings on Tuesday nights at 6:30 PM Eastern Time, where the 2nd & 4th Tuesday nights of the Month are informal, and the Public is invited for a social hour to learn about Odd Fellowship. As of 2023, we meet weekly, year-round. The New North End ...

We meet every Friday night at 7:30. On the second and fourth Fridays, we have Encampment meetings after the regular lodge meeting. We are on the second floor, above the "Frugal Frog" store and next to the Ripley Library.

The Rockville Centre Lodge#279 of the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows was organized on February 15, 1888.

Odd Fellows Clubhouse in Winston-Salem, NC YouTube Video https://youtu.be/kb-aEpoafrY?si=N_87d23CmvXgPmwJ With two wide function halls, a swimming pool and other amenities, the Odd Fellows Clubhouse is a perfect place for various Odd Fellow activities such as meetings, dinners, fellowships, fund-raisers and other community projects. It is also rented out to the public for use during weddings, seminars and other special occasions. Income from the rent will then be used to maintain the facili ...

Lodge Has Closed From the City of San Juan Bautista Historical Society: This Carpenter Italianate-style building was originally the San Juan Grammar School before it became the Independent Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF) Lodge. The San Juan School was built in 1868 near First Street in the northwest corner of town. In 1907 the building was sold to the IOOF Lodge and moved to its current location. The IOOF is the second fraternal organization in San Juan Bautista, following the Texas Lodge, and was ...

The lodge was founded in 1891 by some real frontiersman. At that time, San Fernando was a dusty little settlement in what was known locally as the San Fernando Desert or the San Fernando Plain and which later became the San Fernando Valley. Because the climate was so arid, agriculture consisted primarily of dryland grain farming. Over the coming decades, the San Fernando Valley would evolve briefly into an agricultural region as Los Angeles began to import water from the High Sierras, but in the ...

Independent Order of Odd Fellows San Juan Lodge #22 is in the District of Metro Manila under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of the Philippines.