Located in Calgary, Alberta, King George Lodge is #59 on the register of the Grand Lodge of Alberta.
 King George Lodge was formed by several railway workers in 1911, and that's why it's known as 'The Railroad Lodge." You don't need to be associated with the railway to be a member, but the lodge does remember its roots by having a railroad night each year.
Please follow the links to learn about our lodge including our involvement in the community, and contact us for more information. We have a wealth of information about Masonry available on this web site.
We meet the second Friday of each month at King George Masonic Hall, 2323 Osborne Cres., Calgary Alberta. Click here for directions. 
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“In a world where men do battle over whose definition of God is most accurate,
I cannot adequately express the deep respect and admiration I feel toward
an organization in which men of differing faiths are able to ‘break bread together’
in a bond of brotherhood, friendship, and camaraderie."
Please accept my humble thanks for the noble example you set for humankind.
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and beauty of Masonic ilosophy."
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