Clinton Lodge No. 175
Free & Accepted Masons · Clinton, Michigan
Chartered 1866We meet the third Wednesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. — plan a visit
When and where we meet
Meetings
Regular communications are held on the third Wednesday of the month, January through June and September through November, and on the first Wednesday of December.
Meetings open at 7:30 p.m. promptly. Members and guests are welcome from 6:30 p.m., and we typically share a meal before regular meetings.
Location
172 West Michigan Avenue
Second floor, Clinton Township building
Clinton, MI 49236
Mail: PO Box 216, Clinton, MI 49236
Email: clinton.lodge.175@gmail.com
Part of Clinton since 1866
Clinton Lodge has been a member of the Clinton community for more than a century and a half, and has continually occupied its Lodge building since 1876. The names of every Master who has led the Lodge are recorded on our Past Masters page.
The first permanent settlers put down roots along the River Raisin. The village takes its name from New York Governor DeWitt Clinton.
Clinton incorporates as a village the same year Michigan becomes a state.
Clinton Lodge No. 175 is chartered under the Grand Lodge of Michigan — the same year 100 local stockholders organize the Clinton Woolen Mill.
The first Township officials are elected as Clinton Township is formed out of Tecumseh Township.
The Town Hall rises at 172 West Michigan Avenue, Clinton's first hall for public gatherings — known ever since as the Masonic Building. The Lodge has occupied it continuously from that day.
Henry Ford buys Clinton's old Union Hotel and moves it to Greenfield Village, where it stands today as the Clinton Inn.
160 years of building community and making good men better.
Who we are
We are Freemasons in Clinton, Michigan — Lenawee County — dedicated to our craft and working to improve ourselves, our community, our country, and the world through brotherly love, relief, and truth.
Interested in membership?Becoming a Mason
Membership begins with a conversation. If you are interested in Freemasonry or have questions about the Lodge, email us at clinton.lodge.175@gmail.com, or learn more from the Grand Lodge of Michigan.