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Virginia Lodge #1

Lodge building circa 1830 Amory Building used as housing for the Harpers Ferry Arsenal in lower town Harpers Ferry. Virginia. Lodge No. 1 was instituted in 1833 by Thomas Wildey at the arsenal. Wildey was compensated $15.00 for his travels to and from Baltimore MD. The Building was deeded to the Odd Fellows in 1867 to replace the war-ravaged building in lower town. The deed was signed by the Secretary of War. A Parade Banner was taken to Connecticut during the war for safekeeping and was returned to the lodge in the 1960s. Restoration of the banner was done in the 1990s and is hanging in a prominent place in the Lodge. There is much Civil War graffiti on the walls with names that are legible and the lodge is doing research on these soldiers.

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Lodge Address
770 Fillmore Street, Harpers Ferry, 25425, WV, United States
Meeting Date
1st & 3rd Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m.
Contact
R. Lynn Folk
Lodge Email
Secretary
R Lynn Folk
Secretary Email
Telephone
(301) 693-0815
Facebook Link
www.facebook.com/groups/446534229423117/
Lodge Type
Status
A
(Status Codes A = Active, I = Inactive, C = Closed)
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Fun Facts:
The earliest documented Odd Fellows lodge, Loyal Aristarcus No. 9, was recorded in England in 1748, suggesting at least eight prior lodges. This record highlights the order’s deep historical roots.

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