The
Mission of Freemasonry in Utah is: To Teach and Perpetuate a Way of Life That Promotes
Brotherhood,
Self-Improvement through Education, Family Values,
Moral Standards, Charity and Community Involvement.
On May 10th, 1869 at a place called Promontory Point; Utah, there was driven a Golden Spike to signify the Completion
of the world’s first Transcontinental Railroad and the Union of the Central Pacific and Union Pacific Railroads.
On Dec 18th, 2004 in Ogden Utah, The Golden Spike was again used, this time as a symbol of
the Union of two Masonic Lodges (Weber Lodge #6 & George Washington #24) into Golden Spike Lodge #6 F. & A. M. of
Utah.
This merger was the culmination of almost a year of hard work done by both of the
Lodges, and in no way represents the Loss of the two older Lodges, but the continuation of both into a stronger and more robust
Lodge.
Golden Spike Lodge is dedicated to both preserving our Masonic heritage and plotting
a new course in Freemasonry in Ogden
If you are interested in becoming a Mason, or just
want to find out some more information please click on the Becoming a Mason on the left. You can also contact someone
via Email to have your questions answered.