Grand Orient of the United States

Lodges of the Grand Orient of the United States

Lodges of the Grand Orient typically do grow to more than 30 members on average, after which another lodge ("triangle") will begin to form. This limitation allows the lodge to operate efficiently and maintain fraternal intimacy among its bretheren. Additionally, once a lodge reaches its threshold of membership, it then has more time evolve, advance, and become more proactively involved in the community.

Currently, the Grand Orient is comprised by the following lodges:

Lodge des Neuf Sœurs, Washington D.C.
Halcyon Lodge, Cleveland, OH
Regulus Lodge, Mobile, AL
Deucalion Lodge, Patras, Greece
Sirius Lodge, Atlanta, GA
Benjamin Franklin Lodge, Washington D.C.
Hellen Genarchis Lodge, Greece
Praxis Lodge, Boise, Idaho
Merope Lodge, NYC
Universelle Lodge, Los Angeles, CA
Sir Francis Bacon Research Lodge, Atlanta, GA (GOUSA research lodge)
Traditions Lodge, Palm Coast, FL
Electra Lodge, Madison WI
Phaeacia Lodge #10, Greece
Sterope Lodge, Detroit, MI
Excelsior Lodge, Bowling Green, KY
Benedict Spinoza Lodge, Miami, FL

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Lodges from Affiliated Orders

George Washington Union
[Mixed Gender Obedience]

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Grand Orient de France in North America
[Masculine Obedience]

La Fayette 89, Washington D.C.
L’Atlantide, New York, NY
Art et Lumière, Los Angeles, CA
Pacifica, San Francisco, CA
Force et Courage, Montreal, Canada

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Feminine Grand Lodge of France (GLFF) in North America
[Feminine Obedience]

Mokidjiwan, Montreal, Canada