Mount Carmel Lodge No 133 AF & AM

Mount Carmel Lodge No 133 AF & AM Interested in joining our Lodge? Send an email to [email protected] for more information. Carmel's first charter - December 11, 1823. Mt. Cook as Master.

Freemasonry was somewhat active in Warrenton prior to the date of Mt. The Grand Lodge of Virginia issued a charter to Warrington Lodge No. 69 on 14 December 1803, with James Wright as Master; Gideon Johnston, S.W.; and William Hayes, J.W. For an undetermined length of time, meetings were held in a room of the courthouse building which was equipped for this purpose. After a span of several years, t

his Lodge went out of existence. Carmel Lodge No. 133 in Warrenton, Virginia has operated under three separate charters issued by the Grand Lodge of Virginia; the first being dated December 11, 1823; the second being dated December 16, 1846; and the third and current charter being dated December 15, 1852. The first scheduled meeting of Mt. Carmel Lodge was held in Warrenton on January 9, 1824 by virtue of that first charter with Edward E. For reasons which do not appear in the minutes, the Lodge ceased to function or meet from May 28, 1835 to April 27, 1846. It met on that last date and did not convene again until September 22, 1852. Moreover, it was dormant during the Civil War, and no meetings were held from February 26, 1861 to September 26, 1865. From 1831 until 1877, Mt. Carmel Lodge met in the brick building which was owned by the Odd Fellows at the corner of Main and North Second streets. Carmel Lodge then met on the third floor of the brick building on Culpeper Street from June 14, 1877, until it moved to its present location on Stuyvesant Street in 1969. Carmel No. 133 is currently in District No. 4 of the Grand Lodge of Virginia. Our stated communication is on the 4th Tuesday of each month EXCEPT December when we meet on the 2nd Tuesday. Visiting masonic brothers are always welcome. Lodge breakfast open to the public on the LAST Saturday of each month at 9:00 AM.

FYSA...Brethren,A Masonic Funeral Service for Right Worshipful Philip “Phil” Brooks will be held1100 AM on 19 September ...
08/31/2026

FYSA...

Brethren,
A Masonic Funeral Service for Right Worshipful Philip “Phil” Brooks will be held

1100 AM on 19 September 2026

The Old Stone Church at Greenspring, 475 Greenspring Rd, Wi******er VA.

Dark suits without adornments (i.e., no pins or nameplates) and plain white aprons are requested.

White aprons and gloves will be provided but may run short.

Other items for your consideration:

· This will be a masonic service only – no other ceremony or reception will occur

· The Old Stone Church is a Virginia historic site on private property.

o Access is via gravel road

o Parking will be on open field

o No AC/electricity is available

o It is not handicap accessible: if mobility is an issue please plan accordingly



THE OLD STONE CHURCH AT GREENSPRING

475 Greenspring Road, Wi******er, VA 22603

Take Apple Pie Ridge Road (Rt. 739) off Route 522 and go west to White Hall.

Turn left on Green Spring Road (Rt. 671). In 0.3 miles turn left.

The road goes past the Shabb/Wolfe farm to the gravel road up to the church.

Interested in joining our Lodge? Send an email to [email protected] for more information.

05/31/2026
When two Past Masters meet away from home something is bound to happen Todd Cunningham John McDowall
05/03/2026

When two Past Masters meet away from home something is bound to happen
Todd Cunningham John McDowall

04/03/2026

George Weedon was born in Westmoreland County, Virginia, to George and Sarah Weedon in late 1734. Weedon spent most of his early life on his family’s plantations, where he engaged in the subsistence farming, hunting, and bookkeeping that were familiar to 18th century Virginia to***co farmers.

Like many officers who went on to serve in the American Revolution, Weedon’s experience in the military began during the French and Indian War. Weedon eagerly received his commission as an ensign in the Virginia Regiment on September 14, 1755, after successfully recruiting men for the unit’s commander, George Washington. Weedon was...

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Warrenton, VA
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