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Worshipful Brother Christopher Dobson House
220 Beech Road, Duncan, B.C.
This house was built by Worshipful Brother Christopher Dobson at 220 Beech Road, Duncan, B.C. in 1912 as his family residence.
The house is considered a local heritage building and has been included on local tours of heritage buildings by the Cowichan Historical Society.
Worshipful Brother Dobson also built a downtown Duncan commercial building in the 1890s to house his bicycle and carriage business. The building is still standing at the NW corner of the Station Street / Craig Street intersection in downtown Duncan. The building's street address is 101 Craig Street.
W.B. Christopher Dobson is buried in the St. Peter Quamichan Anglican Cemetery east of Duncan.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS & UPCOMING EVENTS
Be sure to check our Announcements & Upcoming Events Page to stay up to date on what is going on at Temple Lodge No. 33 and neighbouring Lodges............
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WORSHIPFUL MASTER'S MESSAGES
Go to our Worshipful Master's Page for the latest announcements from the East.....................
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HISTORY & HERITAGE
Temple Lodge, No.33 was formed in December 1899 and has a long and honourable history in Duncan and the surrounding Cowichan Valley.
Our Lodge History page contains links to a lot of historical information about Temple Lodge and its members.....................
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HISTORIANS, GENEOLOGISTS & OTHER RESEARCHERS
Many historians, geneologists and other researchers visit our site. We have included a lot of information of interest to researchers and will be adding more over time.
Our Lodge History page has links to historical information about Temple Lodge History, our Historic Membership Lists, Principal Officers, the Vancouver Island Masonic History Project and much more.......
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DUNCAN MASONIC TEMPLE
The Masonic Temple in Duncan, B.C. was built by Temple Lodge members in 1912 and has been a downtown Duncan landmark ever since.
Here is more information on the Duncan Masonic Temple and its history.....
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HISTORIC BUILDINGS & TEMPLE LODGE MEMBERS
There are a number of local historic buildings in Duncan, Mill Bay and the Cowichan Valley built by, or for, or otherwise connected to, Temple Lodge, No. 33 members or other Freemasons.
Here are some of them.......
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VANCOUVER ISLAND MASONIC HISTORY PROJECT
The Vancouver Island Masonic History Project is an ongoing volunteer effort, coordinated by Temple Lodge No. 33, to document the rich heritage of Freemasons and Freemasonry on Vancouver Island.
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MASONIC EVENT CALENDARS
Here are links to Masonic Event Calendars for Vancouver Island and other areas through British Columbia & Yukon:
|| Vancouver Island || Greater Vancouver || B.C. Interior & Yukon ||
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LODGE SECRETARY'S PAGE
In Masonic Lodges, the Lodge Secretary is responsible for all matters of administration. We have a Lodge Secretary's Page containing contact information and other information about Lodge administration and communications
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GRAND LODGE OF B.C. & YUKON
The Grand Lodge of B.C. & Yukon has an excellent Masonic website, with links to e_Bee (the online Bulletin), Masonic Event Calendars, Masonic History, Answers To Our Critics, Freemasonry In B.C., Masonic Bulletin and much more.........
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INTERESTING CONNECTIONS
During research or travels we often come across Interesting Connections to Masons and Freemasonry. Our Interesting Connections Page has Masonic connections uncovered by members of Temple Lodge, No.33, like Sun Studios in Memphis, Tennessee, shown at left.......................
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Masonic musicians and composers range from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart to Howlin' Wolf. Writers include Rudyard Kipling. For music fans and book lovers, here are some links to the works of Masonic musicians, composers, movie makers and writers..............
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