Waveland Park Lodge #654 - (515) 528-4296

Waveland Park Lodge #654 meets Thursday nights at 1141 69th Street in Windsor Heights, IA. Stated meetings are the 2nd Thursday of each month from 7:30 - 9:00 and our monthly Lodge Breakfast is the 3rd Sunday of each month.

Masonry makes good men better, not better than others, but better than themselves. We teach morality through stories and allegories.

Feel free to drop in and say hi or contact a Waveland Park Brother if you have questions regarding Freemsasonry.

Our 2013 elected officers are:

Cullin Herwig - Worshipful Master
Chris Tyrrell- Senior Warden
Andrae Delaney - Junior Warden

As the old saying goes - "Ask one to be one."

Waveland Park Lodge #654 meets each Thursday unless the Lodge is "Dark." Our stated meeting is the second Thursday of each month. A potluck meal is served from 6:30 - 7:30 and we meet from 7:30 - 9:00.
Business casual dress is preferred.

Have questions about membership or want to visit? Call Danny Beyer at 515-528-4296.

We also have an all you can eat, made to order breakfast on the 3rd Sunday of the month from 8:00am - 12:30pm. $7.00 for adults, $4.00 for kids 5 - 12 and under 5 eat for free. All money raised goes to community aid and our Lodge scholarship fund. Stop by and say. We'd love to see you there!

History -

Waveland Park Lodge #654 was founded in 1929 with 127 charter members. Brother William J. Sayer was the first Worshipful Master. He served again in 1930. The Lodge first housed in the abandoned Plymouth Congregational Church. The worship area was modified into a lodge room. In the 1930's the basement was remodeled for use as an activity room. Immediately following World War II the kitchen was improved. In the 1950's new chairs were purchased for the lodge room and Carl Meilike negotaited the selling of the old chairs to the lodge in Missouri Valley, Iowa. The Altar, pedestals and chairs were refinished and reupholstered in the late 1960's. In the early 70's many of the brothers bought bonds so that the building entrance could be changed to the south side. The bonds were promptly repaid. In the 1980's, Brother Arthur Cox spearheaded the modernizing of the kitchen, a new ceiling and recessed lights were installed in the Fellowship Hall and fans were installed by Don and Anne Driscoll in memory of Brother Authur C. Anderson. In April of 2008 the Lodge building was sold and Waveland Park moved to the Scottish Rite Consistory. Then in September of 2008 the lodge moved into the Westgate Adelphic building which it currently calls home.

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