Welcome to the Bronx Masonic District's official website. Please take the time to look around our website. We have a lot to offer you on here and it is our hope that you find an answer to every question you have. The Bronx District is over 100 years old and is centered on City Island. Our address and contact information can be found on our contact page and please, do not hesitate to contact us, we look forward to serving the Bronx as well as our whole community.

As Freemasons, we are part of the oldest fraternity in the world, dating back to the Middle Ages and possibly even further back. Here, in the United States, several of our own Founding Fathers were Freemasons, most notably George Washington and Benjamin Franklin. In the past, present, and in the future, Freemasons have been, are, and will be presidents, astronauts, sports figures, CEOs, electricians, bus drivers, and so much more.

Our duties as Freemasons are not only to the fraternity but to the community as well. The Bronx District sponsors a blood drive several times a year, to much success. We also assist with the New York Grand Lodge's Child I.D. program, which reaches over 15,000 children each year.

In the United States, there are over 13,000 lodges and, in the Bronx, we are proud to be home to six of those 13,000. Our membership exceeds 500 and our tradition is rich. Each and every year we receive new brothers and welcome them to our fraternity. For those of you interested and for our brothers, the links to the right and top will provide you with everything you need. Towards the top, we have individual pages for each lodge, so that you may better acquaint yourself with the various lodges. To the right, you can access our calendar of events, public communications from the various lodges, our glad tidings (good news of our brothers), questions in case you are interested in joining, masonic links, and sickness & distress listings (for our less fortunate brothers).

Thank you for taking the time to visit our website and please, send us your comments, questions, and your own glad tidings and sickness & distress.

The Webmaster