The Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania Free and Accepted Masons
The Second Masonic District
of Pennsylvania
News, Events, Calendar
This page is a resource of the Second Masonic District of Pennsylvania and its constituent lodges to inform Brethren and visitors about upcoming events and activities which are of District wide importance.
News
The Second Masonic District hosts a variety of events throughout the year that benefit the community and provide the lodges of the District opportunities to engage in projects too large for individual lodges to sponsor.
Right Worshipful Grand Master Visits District Lodges
Prince Edwin - Spring Creek Lodge No. 486
154th Anniversary Banquet
September 6th, 2025
The lodge was honored to hear the RWGM's remarks and to have him present 50, 60, and 70 year service emblems of gold to members celebrating those distinctive anniversaries of Masonic service.
Bro. Larry A, Derr
Right Worshipful Grand Master
of Pennsylvania
2024 - 2025
Lowther Manor Lodge No. 781
Stated Meeting
September 9th, 2025
The lodge was similarly honored to hear the RWGM's remarks and to have him present 50 and 70 year service emblems of gold to members celebrating those distinctive anniversaries of Masonic service.
Dauphin County Liberty Tree Dedication
On October 17th, the Right Worshipful Grand Master of Pennsylvania, District Deputy Grand Masters, District Lodge Officers, Civic Leaders, and guests gathered at Fort Hunter Park for the dedication of the Dauphin County Liberty Tree.
The Pennsylvania Liberty Tree Project
During the American Revolutionary War, the Sons of Liberty often convened under the nation's original Liberty Tree in Boston, to discuss their opposition to British rule in the colonies. This historic tree became a beacon of hope to colonists and a symbol of American freedom. In an attempt to stymie these colonists, the British destroyed Boston's Liberty Tree. Suddenly, patriots throughout the 13 colonies began to designate new Liberty Trees. The last known original Liberty Tree sat on the campus of Saint John's University in Maryland, until it was destroyed by Hurricane Floyd in 1999. Today, seeds from a scion of the original tree are being collected, grown into seedlings, and planted across the Commonwealth!
Generously sponsored by and in partnership with the Pennsylvania Freemasons, America250PA's Liberty Tree Project includes a certified Liberty Tree planted in each of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties beginning in the Fall of 2021, through 2026.
