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Search 5,485 lodges across all 50 states. Elks, Moose, Eagles, Knights of Columbus, Lions & Odd Fellows — with addresses, phone numbers, ratings, and directions.
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About Fraternal Lodges in America
America's fraternal lodges — Elks, Moose, Eagles, Knights of Columbus, Lions, and Odd Fellows — have anchored local communities for over 150 years. These aren't just meeting halls. They're where neighbors run scholarship funds, organize disaster relief, host charity dinners, and look out for each other.
The Elks (est. 1868) run roughly 2,100 lodges and 800,000 members strong. The Moose (1888) maintain about 1,800 lodges focused on family welfare. Eagles (1898) operate 1,400+ aeries. The Knights of Columbus (1882) are the world's largest Catholic fraternal body with 16,000 councils. Lions International (1917) fields 48,000 clubs worldwide. And the Odd Fellows (1819) hold the title of America's oldest fraternal order.
Every listing in our directory of 5,485 lodges includes verified street addresses, phone numbers, websites where available, and community ratings across all 50 states and D.C.
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The History of the Elks Lodge: From 1868 to Today
Explore the rich history of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks and how it became one of America's most prominent fraternal organizations.
The History of the Moose Lodge: A Century of Mutual Aid
Discover the origins and development of the Loyal Order of Moose and its commitment to community welfare and member support.
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