A century in the making
This building is a fine example of a simple and elegant Masonic structure. It was purpose built over 5 years starting in 1924, funded by members of Mt. Newton Lodge No. 89 and Eastern Star Ruth Chapter No. 22, the latter being a Masonic organization for women of all ages and backgrounds that is over 150 years old. It is a rectangular building constructed due East and West as Lodge halls should be (if possible) and has a large banquet room and a full kitchen and bar on the main floor. The Lodge room, or Temple, is located on the upper floor. It is managed and owned by the Saanichton Masonic Temple Association which was formed by the two founding groups and is now solely managed by United Peninsula Lodge No. 24, an amalgamation of three Lodges.
Charity, Service and Community Involvement
United Peninsula Lodge No. 24 is actively involved in charitable and community-based ventures. From food banks and hospitals to military service organizations, its members take pride in being energetically engaged in supporting their local community. There are also 5 scholarships given out each year to students pursuing higher education. You can learn more about United Peninsula lodge No. 24, its history and community involvement further down this page.
8105 Derrinberg Road, Central Saanich, British Columbia V8M 1K1, Canada