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'''History'''
'''Shades Valley Lodge, No. 829''' is a [[List of Masonic lodges|Masonic lodge]] chartered by the [[Grand Lodge of Alabama]] (Free & Accepted Masons of Alabama) at 8 [[Hollywood Boulevard]] in [[Homewood]]. 


Shades Valley Lodge was founded in September of 1921 in Rosedale, AL. A charter was granted by the Grand Lodge of Alabama in December of 1921.
Shades Valley Lodge No. 829, F & A.M. was chartered by the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the State of Alabama on [[December 8]], [[1921]], A.L. 5921The first two locations of the Lodge were in [[Rosedale]], now part of Homewood, on [[18th Street South Homewood|18th Street South]].
Our current lodge located on Hollywood Blvd in Homewood, ALOur first lodge building was located in Edgewood on the corner of Broadway and Oxmoor Road.  We moved to our current location at #8 Hollywood Blvd in 1956.


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Dr [[John Turpin Callaway]] was the first Master of Shades Valley Lodge.  When he constructed the building located on the southwest corner of [[Oxmoor Road]] and [[Broadway Street]], he had the top floor designed and built especially for Shades Valley Lodge No. 829, F. & A.M..  The Lodge was next located in Dr. Callaway’s building. 


'''Current'''
Shades Valley Lodge next bought property on Hollywood Boulevard from the Shades Valley post of the American Legion and [[Maranatha Baptist Church]], which is the present location of the Lodge.  The Lodge moved to the basement constructed on the property by Maranatha Baptist Church on [[June 30]], [[1955]].


Today, Shades Valley Lodge is home to over 215 membersAs throughout of history, we goal is to make good men better.  We meet everything Thursday night at 7:00pm.  Our lodge website is [http://www.shadesvalleylodge.com].
The corner stone was laid on [[October 27]], [[1956]]Brother Troy L. Nunn, Most Worshipful Grand Master of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the State of Alabama, was in charge and assisted by other Grand Lodge Officers.  


The lodge currently has over 215 members.  Meetings are held every Thursday night at 7:00 p.m.


== External links ==
* [http://www.shadesvalleylodge.com Shades Valley Lodge] web site


 
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Latest revision as of 08:54, 27 October 2008

Present lodge building in October 2008

Shades Valley Lodge, No. 829 is a Masonic lodge chartered by the Grand Lodge of Alabama (Free & Accepted Masons of Alabama) at 8 Hollywood Boulevard in Homewood.

Shades Valley Lodge No. 829, F & A.M. was chartered by the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the State of Alabama on December 8, 1921, A.L. 5921. The first two locations of the Lodge were in Rosedale, now part of Homewood, on 18th Street South.

Dr John Turpin Callaway was the first Master of Shades Valley Lodge. When he constructed the building located on the southwest corner of Oxmoor Road and Broadway Street, he had the top floor designed and built especially for Shades Valley Lodge No. 829, F. & A.M.. The Lodge was next located in Dr. Callaway’s building.

Shades Valley Lodge next bought property on Hollywood Boulevard from the Shades Valley post of the American Legion and Maranatha Baptist Church, which is the present location of the Lodge. The Lodge moved to the basement constructed on the property by Maranatha Baptist Church on June 30, 1955.

The corner stone was laid on October 27, 1956. Brother Troy L. Nunn, Most Worshipful Grand Master of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the State of Alabama, was in charge and assisted by other Grand Lodge Officers.

The lodge currently has over 215 members. Meetings are held every Thursday night at 7:00 p.m.

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