About Webb Masonic Lodge #1454
Webb Masonic Lodge #1454 is a Masonic lodge in Arlington, Texas, where men from different backgrounds come together for fellowship, personal growth and service. Our members share a desire to strengthen their character, support one another and make a positive contribution to Arlington, Mansfield, Grand Prairie and neighboring communities.
Who We Are
Freemasonry brings men together through shared moral instruction, meaningful traditions and the responsibilities of lodge life. Webb Lodge includes men of different ages, occupations, experiences and faiths. What unites us is a commitment to treating others with dignity, acting with integrity and continuing the lifelong work of becoming better men.
Webb Lodge is chartered under the Grand Lodge of Texas. We practice Blue Lodge Masonry through the three degrees of Entered Apprentice, Fellowcraft and Master Mason.
Our Guiding Principles
- Brotherly love: treating others with respect, understanding and goodwill.
- Relief: helping people and communities through charity, service and personal care.
- Truth: pursuing knowledge, practicing honesty and living according to sound moral principles.
These principles are not simply subjects discussed during meetings. They are standards members strive to carry into their families, professions, friendships and communities.
Our Home in Arlington
Webb Masonic Lodge meets in the historic former Webb Community Baptist Church at 7000 Zuefeldt Drive. Built in 1907, the building served the early Webb farming community and was designated a City of Arlington landmark in 2016. Its long history of fellowship and community life makes it a meaningful home for the lodge today.
You can read the complete history of Webb Lodge and its historic building.
Lodge Life
Lodge life includes stated meetings, Masonic education, ceremonial degree work, shared meals, charitable projects and fellowship. Members help maintain the lodge, mentor newer Masons, participate in community activities and build friendships that often extend far beyond formal meetings.
Learn More or Visit Webb Lodge
If you are curious about the fraternity, begin with What Is Freemasonry? You can also read about how to become a Freemason or contact Webb Lodge to introduce yourself and arrange a conversation. Asking questions does not obligate you to join.
