Grand Lodge of Ohio, Masonic organization in Springfield, United States.
The Grand Lodge of Ohio is a Masonic organization headquartered in Springfield that brings together local lodges from across the state. It manages membership, coordinates activities among its affiliated lodges, and runs various charitable programs to serve communities throughout Ohio.
The organization was founded in 1808 when representatives from several lodges gathered to unite Freemasonry across the state. Since then it has grown into one of the major Masonic organizations in the region.
The Grand Lodge maintains a museum collection documenting Masonic history in Ohio, featuring artifacts and literature that showcase the organization's development since 1808.
The building is located in central Springfield and can be visited. Visitors should contact ahead to arrange access to the facilities and learn about any guided tours available.
Four United States Presidents from Ohio were members of the Grand Lodge: James Garfield, William McKinley, William Howard Taft, and Warren G. Harding.
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