Where Tradition and Fellowship Unite in South Florida
Preserving the Legacy of the World’s Oldest Fraternity
Freemasonry in Broward County
The World’s Oldest and Largest Fraternity
For centuries, Freemasonry has united men of integrity, wisdom, and vision—kings and presidents, statesmen and generals, Supreme Court justices and corporate leaders, artists and innovators, astronauts and philosophers, authors and craftsmen.
More than a fraternity, Freemasonry is a brotherhood built on tradition, self-improvement, and the pursuit of truth. Across generations and continents, Masons have shaped history, advanced knowledge, and upheld the timeless values of brotherhood, charity, and enlightenment.
If you seek personal growth, lifelong friendships, and a deeper connection to history, Freemasonry stands ready to welcome good men into its ranks.
A Mosaic of Masonic Heritage
United States
Native American
Armenia
Australia
Bolivia
Canada
Colombia
Cuba
Ecuador
Germany
Greece
India
Israel
Italy
Jamaica
Mexico
Nicaragua
Portugal
Romania
South Africa
Spain
Türkiye
United Kingdom
Venezuela
United States Native American Armenia Australia Bolivia Canada Colombia Cuba Ecuador Germany Greece India Israel Italy Jamaica Mexico Nicaragua Portugal Romania South Africa Spain Türkiye United Kingdom Venezuela
Freemasonry promotes mutual respect among members of various backgrounds, fostering intellectual growth & global unity.
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Freemasonry is a fraternity of men committed to lives of honor, integrity, and character.
For hundreds of years, Freemasons, with deep brotherly support, have worked to become the best version of themselves while working to better their communities and our world.
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No. Especially since you’ve heard of us and are on our webpage. We are more of a “private organization” rather than a “secret society.”
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Freemasonry welcomes men of every country, religion, race, age, income, education, and opinion. However, to join Freemasonry, one must meet certain qualifications.
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Freemasonry is not a religion or a substitute for religion.
Br. Harry S. Truman
“In Freemasonry, we teach the principles of Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth. We try to live by these principles so that we can do our part in making the world a better place in which to live.”