William Renton Lodge No. 29

William Renton Lodge No. 29 The Masonic Lodge of Bainbridge Island, Washington since 1879 Named after the public figure and Port Blakely Mill founder Captain William S. His nephew John A.

Renton, the lodge was chartered in 1879. Captain Renton himself was a member of Union Lodge #23 in Newry Ireland. Campbell was one of the charter members and the second Master of Renton Lodge No. 29, Free & Accepted Masons of Washington. Until a fire destroyed the building in the 1950's, Renton lodge was located on the south end of Bainbridge Island at Port Blakely. The reconstructed lodge is loca

ted across from the Bainbridge Island High School at the corner of Grow Avenue and High School Road. William Renton Lodge has a monthly dinner open to the public (RSVP is encouraged) and its stated communication on the second Monday of the month with dinner starting at 6:00pm and the meeting starting at 7:30pm, except for the months of July and August.

02/09/2026

Join us this evening for our monthly stated meeting. Dinner will be at 6:30pm with labor at 7:30pm. WB Jerry Hall will be in the East tonight while Worshipful Master Matt Makowicz is away.

11/10/2025

Tonight, William Renton Lodge No. 29 will be having our monthly stated meeting. Dinner will be at 6:30pm and labor at 7:30pm. Please join us for a great evening of fellowship

02/14/2022

Our stated meeting for February falls on Valentine's Day. The show must go on, so, please feel free to bring your Valentine to the pre-meeting dinner.

Dinner begins at 6:30pm
Lodge opening at 7:30pm

See you there!

02/10/2019

Due to the inclimate weather, the Stated Communication for February 11th is canceled.

We hope the Brethren and their families are safe and warm. If you need any assistance, please contact the Brotherly Love committee.

Bro. Roosevelt always amazes. A true Mason. While an imperfect man, he continually used the tools of our Craft to impr...
12/10/2018

Bro. Roosevelt always amazes. A true Mason. While an imperfect man, he continually used the tools of our Craft to improve himself and the world around him.

December 10, 1906 - Theodore Roosevelt became the first American to win a Nobel Prize. Roosevelt was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his work surrounding the Treaty of Portsmouth, which ended the Russo-Japanese War.

Roosevelt was made a Mason in Matinecock Lodge No.806, Oyster Bay, New York in 1901 - the year he began his service as President of the United States.

Join us for our November Stated Communication on November 12th. Our monthly dinner is open to the public, but we do ask...
10/11/2018

Join us for our November Stated Communication on November 12th.

Our monthly dinner is open to the public, but we do ask that you get free tickets for the event at www.bainbridgemasons.org/events

We gather at 6:00 pm and eat at 6:30 pm. Masons only are invited to our Tiled Meeting at 7:30 pm.

10/01/2018

The October Stated Communication is quickly approaching. Join us October 8th at 6pm. Tickets are free, but we ask that you bring a non-perishable food item to help keep the Little Free Pantry stocked.

You can get your ticket at www.bainbridgemasons.org/events

09/28/2018



As most of the followers of this page are aware, one of the key aspects of Freemasonry is Charity. While the etymology leads us back to "Love", there are many ways that love may be manifested. Indeed, over the years it has transformed into benevolence. Where there is Love, Hope follows.

Hope, also a pillar of Freemasonry, inspires us to set out to achieve our dreams. It gives us that intangible energy and stamina to improve ourselves and better our world.

There are countless Masonic Charities in our cities, spread through our states, across our country, and indeed around the world.I would like to introduce you to the Masonic Cancer Center, University of Minnesota in Minnesota.

Learn more: www.bainbridgemasons.org/charity

Our Little Free Pantry project has really been noticed by the community since the article in the newspaper. With the i...
09/24/2018



Our Little Free Pantry project has really been noticed by the community since the article in the newspaper.

With the increased usage, we are struggling to keep up with demand. We are starting a continuous food drive to keep the pantry stocked, and all excess donations will go to our friends Helpline House adding valuable resources to their food bank.

You are always welcome to stock the pantry yourself, and we will always accept donations in our container at the Bainbridge Island Masonic Center. We are also looking for a few business that would be interested in hosting a container to accept donations.

If you are interested, please drop us a line!

Please join us for our October Stated Meeting on October 8th.Our dinner presentations are open to the public. This mon...
09/20/2018



Please join us for our October Stated Meeting on October 8th.
Our dinner presentations are open to the public. This month the dinner presentation is "Applying the Square to our Lives"

We gather at 6:00 pm, eat at 6:30 and Lodge begins at 7:30 pm

Dinner is free, but we ask that you get tickets at the link below. We also ask that you bring a non-perishable good for our Little Free Pantry.

See and register for upcoming events for our Lodge.

Address

1299 Grow Avenue NW
Bainbridge Island, WA
98110

Telephone

+12068428846

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Named after the public figure and Port Blakely Mill founder Captain William S. Renton, the lodge was chartered in 1879. Captain Renton himself was a life member of Union Lodge #23 in Newry Ireland. His nephew, John A. Campbell, was one of the charter members and the second Master of Renton Lodge No. 29, Free & Accepted Masons of Washington. William Renton Lodge has a monthly dinner open to the public (RSVP is highly encouraged) prior to its Stated Communication on the second Monday of the month with dinner starting at 6:00pm and the meeting starting at 7:30pm, except for the months of July and August.

Visit www.bainbridgemasons.org for more information