About Us

 

Freemasonry is the oldest and largest of the world’s fraternities; it’s been in Idaho for over 150 years, since before statehood. Lewis and Clark were the first Masons through Idaho.

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Twin Falls Lodge #45 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons was chartered September 12, 1906, with soon-to-be Sheriff George Aikens as lodge master and dentist Guy Baker as senior warden. Other members listed on the charter read like a who’s who of Twin Falls pioneers: Idaho Sen. M.J. Sweeley, Police Chief Charles Dyer, road overseer John Peters, civil engineer Charles Mull, nurseryman James Waters and insurance agent Samuel T. Hamilton. 

(Above was adapted from a magicvalley.com article by Mychel Matthews dated August 17, 2017)
 

In 1999 Kayler Lodge #94 merged with Twin Falls Lodge #45.
In 2006 Filer/Holister Lodge #55 merged with Twin Falls Lodge #45.

In 2018 Jerome Lodge #61 merged with Twin Falls Lodge #45

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Since merging with Jerome Lodge in 2018 Twin Falls Lodge now meets in Jerome which is just across the Snake River from Twin Falls. 

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Twin Falls is located on the Snake River in south central Idaho.

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STATED MEETING

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First Wednesday of each month

Dinner: 6:00 PM

Meeting: 7:00 PM

Visitors are always welcome

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