Ft. Thomas Lodge No. 808 F. & A. M.

Ft. Thomas Lodge No. 808 F. & A. M. Stated meetings are the third Tuesday of each month at 7 pm. There is a meal before starting at 6 pm. Meets Every 3rd Tuesday at 7:00 PM

Throwback Thursday goes back to 1738 when Pope Clement XII issued the Papal Bull "In Eminenti" which effectively excommu...
06/11/2026

Throwback Thursday goes back to 1738 when Pope Clement XII issued the Papal Bull "In Eminenti" which effectively excommunicating Catholics who joined the fraternity. This marked the beginning of a centuries-long tension between the Catholic Church and Masonic organizations, a dynamic that profoundly influenced the development of lodges in historically Catholic regions like France, Italy, and South America.

Freemasons welcome all to join so long as they believe in a Supreme Being.

06/09/2026

Inside the Lodge Tuesday comes to us from Freemason's Hall in London. With organ music!

06/08/2026

Hello All! Howard McEwen here! I do the posting on this page. Some of have you tried to reach out to me but we've somehow missed connecting.
You can Facebook message me or reach me directly at my email address: howard @ howardmcewen.com.
I'm happy to receive and share your Masonic memes and event notifications!

Symbolism Sunday: Maybe the most recognizable symbol in masonry (and your wallet), the All-Seeing Eye. It represents the...
06/07/2026

Symbolism Sunday:
Maybe the most recognizable symbol in masonry (and your wallet), the All-Seeing Eye. It represents the watchful eye of the Supreme Architect of the Universe, reminding the Mason that their thoughts and actions are observed by a Higher Power, even when they are alone.

06/05/2026

Fellowcraft Club tonight at Fort Thomas Lodge. All are welcome, brothers and others alike. We'll meet at the lodge at 6PM and take it from there. No big plans except fellowship!

Freemason and last surviving Major General of the Revolutionary War the Marquis de Lafayette made a tour of the 24 stat...
06/04/2026

Freemason and last surviving Major General of the Revolutionary War the Marquis de Lafayette made a tour of the 24 states in the United States. During his long trip he stopped at many masonic lodges including on September 11, where he was conferred the Royal Arch degree and various Knights Templar degrees and then on September 20, a dinner was held in his honor at Washington Hall by the Grand Lodge of New York.

Inside the Lodge Tuesday features the Egyptian Hall at the The Masonic Temple in Philadelphia. The hall was the first ro...
06/02/2026

Inside the Lodge Tuesday features the Egyptian Hall at the The Masonic Temple in Philadelphia.
The hall was the first room in the Masonic Temple to be decorated and was officially dedicated in 1889. The elaborate interior work for the temple's various rooms, including the Egyptian Hall, was designed by George Herzog and completed over a long period, with the rooms as a whole being finished by 1908.
Time for a road trip, Brothers!

Symbolism Sunday!Today is the Pot of Incense. What does it symbolize?The Pot of Incense is an emblem of a pure and uprig...
05/31/2026

Symbolism Sunday!
Today is the Pot of Incense. What does it symbolize?
The Pot of Incense is an emblem of a pure and upright heart. It symbolizes the idea that a Mason's prayer and devotion should rise to the heavens as a sweet-smelling savor, representing the purity of soul that is required when approaching the altar or engaging in virtuous action.

From Brother Cole.
05/29/2026

From Brother Cole.

Throwback Thursday to 1717 London (not the one in Kentucky!) On St. John’s Day, June 24th, four existing London Masonic ...
05/28/2026

Throwback Thursday to 1717 London (not the one in Kentucky!)
On St. John’s Day, June 24th, four existing London Masonic lodges met at the Goose and Gridiron Tavern in St. Paul’s Churchyard. They declared themselves a "Grand Lodge" and elected the first Grand Master.

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