Your neighbors, your friends, even police and firemen have joined over 1 million other men as Freemasons.

Members of the Masonic Fraternity in Illinois have been making positive contributions to our communities for over 160 years through programs that promote education, reduce substance abuse, care for the elderly, and care for our youth.

Today, the Grand Lodge of Illinois is comprised of more than 500 Lodges and over 70,000 Masons – men of character from every walk of life all working together to build a better world. To find out how you can become a Mason, click the link below to start your journey.

Your neighbors, your friends, local doctors and many medical professionals have joined over 1 million other men as Freemasons.

Members of the Masonic Fraternity in Illinois have been making positive contributions to our communities for over 160 years through programs that promote education, reduce substance abuse, care for the elderly, and care for our youth.

Today, the Grand Lodge of Illinois is comprised of more than 500 Lodges and over 70,000 Masons ��� men of character from every walk of life all working together to build a better world. To find out how you can become a Mason, click the link below to start your journey.

Your neighbors, your friends, even police and firemen have joined over 1 million other men as Freemasons.

Members of the Masonic Fraternity in Illinois have been making positive contributions to our communities for over 160 years through programs that promote education, reduce substance abuse, care for the elderly, and care for our youth.

Today, the Grand Lodge of Illinois is comprised of more than 500 Lodges and over 70,000 Masons – men of character from every walk of life all working together to build a better world. To find out how you can become a Mason, click the link below to start your journey.

Your neighbors, your friends, even members of the military have joined over 1 million other men as Freemasons.

Members of the Masonic Fraternity in Illinois have been making positive contributions to our communities for over 160 years through programs that promote education, reduce substance abuse, care for the elderly, and care for our youth.

Today, the Grand Lodge of Illinois is comprised of more than 500 Lodges and over 70,000 Masons – men of character from every walk of life all working together to build a better world. To find out how you can become a Mason, click the link below to start your journey.

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Famous Masons Dr. Robert W. Applegate, Jr. Dr. Applegate, Jr., earned his Ph. D. in Applied physics in 2007 and was selected to work in the Bioscience Division at the Los Alamos National Labratory. His research is focused on the development and testing of biotech and medical devices, and he is currently involved in the creation of a device for automated bio-threat detection for the Department of Homeland Security. Dr. Applegate is a Freemason. Famous Masons George Washington Everyone knows George Washington as our first president and American War Hero. But George Washington was also a Freemason. As a Mason he discovered different aspects of himself and developed a range of skills he applied as a general and later as the first President of the United States. Famous Masons Ben Franklin You may know Ben Franklin as an author philosopher and diplomat. But Ben Franklin was also a Freemason one of the oldest and most widely known global fraternities dating back to teh 15th century. Famous Masons Paul Revere You know Paul Revere as an activist, artisan and midnight rider. But Revere was also a member of a fraternity. Before his midnight ride Revere learned to use metphors with symbolic meaning from architecture, engineering and masonry, to lay foundation for his place in American history. Paul Revere was a Freemason.