Welcome to Lake Harriet Lodge!

Lake Harriet Lodge No. 277 is in its ninety-seventh year of existence and is one of the most active and vibrant centers for Freemasonry in Minnesota.  Located at 4519 France Avenue in South Minneapolis, just a short walk from Lake Harriet, our lodge is a gathering place for friends and brothers in the grand Masonic tradition. 

We are famous for our high quality degree work, full social and charitable calendar, and active membership. You will find good fellowship as well as enlightenment at our lodge.

Lake Harriet Lodge has long been recognized as one of the most successful lodges in Minnesota. In 2008-2009 the Grand Master of the Masons of Minnesota was our own past master, Most Worshipful Brother Thomas C. Jackson.  Many other past masters have high honors in the Scottish Rite and the Shrine. Annually we raise from fifteen to thirty new Master Masons and initiate them into the mysteries of Masonry.

If you would like to learn more about Freemasonry, are considering becoming a Mason, or you are already a brother, I extend my personal invitation for you to stop by the Lodge at our regular meeting nights to meet our great members. Have dinner with us before the meeting starts, or just have a chat.  E-mail the Secretary or phone the office, so we know you are stopping by.

- Brad Skeel, Worshipful Master

Welcome to Lake Harriet Lodge!

Lake Harriet Lodge No. 277 is in its ninety-seventh year of existence and is one of the most active and vibrant centers for Freemasonry in Minnesota.  Located at 4519 France Avenue in South Minneapolis, just a short walk from Lake Harriet, our lodge is a gathering place for friends and brothers in the grand Masonic tradition. 

We are famous for our high quality degree work, full social and charitable calendar, and active membership. You will find good fellowship as well as enlightenment at our lodge.

Lake Harriet Lodge has long been recognized as one of the most successful lodges in Minnesota. In 2008-2009 the Grand Master of the Masons of Minnesota was our own past master, Most Worshipful Brother Thomas C. Jackson.  Many other past masters have high honors in the Scottish Rite and the Shrine. Annually we raise from fifteen to thirty new Master Masons and initiate them into the mysteries of Masonry.

If you would like to learn more about Freemasonry, are considering becoming a Mason, or you are already a brother, I extend my personal invitation for you to stop by the Lodge at our regular meeting nights to meet our great members. Have dinner with us before the meeting starts, or just have a chat.  E-mail the Secretary or phone the office, so we know you are stopping by.

- Brad Skeel, Worshipful Master