PITTSFIELD, MAINE / CHARTERED 1865Member resources

YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR NEXT CHAPTER.

Good men.
Lasting friendships.
A stronger Pittsfield.

A place to belong, learn, and give something back. Discover Freemasonry at Meridian Lodge No. 125.

Christopher Hopkins, Stacey Fitts and David Wright with Meridian Lodge’s gift to Maine Central Institute in 2017
MERIDIAN IN THE COMMUNITYSupporting the next generation.MCI check presentation, 2017 · Photo: Maine Central Institute
01NEW TO MASONRY?Find your place.02BRING PEOPLE TOGETHERExplore lodge rentals.03ALREADY A MEMBER?Stay connected.

A BROTHERHOOD YOU CAN BE PART OF

Your first step
is a conversation.

You do not need to arrive with all the answers. Ask questions, meet Masons, and find out whether lodge life is right for you.

Read Maine’s membership guide
01

Get to know Freemasonry

Explore fellowship, personal growth and service—and what membership asks of you.

02

Meet the people

Ask to connect with Meridian Lodge in Pittsfield. The Grand Lodge of Maine can help you make that introduction.

03

Decide when you’re ready

If you choose to apply, the lodge will guide you through the petition and membership process.

COME WITH QUESTIONS

Let’s make an introduction.

Contact the Grand Lodge of Maine and ask to be connected with Meridian Lodge No. 125 in Pittsfield.

SERVICE THAT STAYS CLOSE TO HOME

A local lodge.
A real difference.

Brotherhood finds its purpose in what people do for one another. Here is one documented chapter of Meridian’s work in Pittsfield.

COMMUNITY GIVING · 2017$100,000

Gift to Maine Central Institute’s Founders Campaign

Investing in students, music and the arts.

In March 2017, MCI announced Meridian Lodge’s gift toward its Founders Campaign. The contribution supported the Choral and Piano Center in the school’s Visual and Performing Arts Education Center.

Read MCI’s original report ↗

Help a good idea go further.

Have a community project in mind? Maine’s Masonic Charitable Foundation offers matching-grant programs for participating lodges. Eligibility and approval must be confirmed for each project.

Explore matching grants ↗

SPACE FOR YOUR NEXT GATHERING

Bring your
people together.

Planning a dinner, dance, class or community meeting? Start with the details of your event and a conversation about the lodge space.

Rental availability, pricing, capacity and amenities need confirmation with the lodge. This site does not take reservations or payments.

LET’S START WITH YOUR PLANS

What are you bringing together?

  • 01 Your event and preferred date
  • 02 Expected number of guests
  • 03 Tables, food and accessibility needs
  • 04 Your contact details and questions

Create a brief to share with your lodge contact. A booking is confirmed only by the lodge.

KEEP ASKING. KEEP LEARNING.

Education beyond
the meeting room.

Start with trusted Maine resources, then bring a question or a new idea to your next lodge conversation.

YOUR MEMBER DESK

Less searching.
More connection.

Go directly to Maine’s existing member and event resources. Private information stays in the systems that already manage it.

Open Maine Groupable Connect ↗

THE NEXT CHAPTER IS OURS TO BUILD

Keep what matters.
Put it to work.

The Lodge Brain is being developed as a shared home for stories, photographs, education and project knowledge. Its purpose is practical: help members learn, plan events, promote the lodge and carry good work forward.

Shared uploads, private messaging and officer editing are not connected on this public site yet. You can prepare a contribution below to share with your lodge contact.

Stories & photographsEducation & discussionEvents & promotionMember projects

MERIDIAN LODGE NO. 125 · PITTSFIELD, MAINE

There’s a conversation
worth starting.

Take the first step →

Your rental inquiry

Prepare your details to share with your lodge contact. Nothing is sent or booked here.

Your lodge contribution

Prepare a story, education topic or project idea to share. This saves a file on your device; it does not publish to a shared Brain.