Charity
Close to home.
We support the Tolles Street Mission and the Nashua Children's Home.
Free & Accepted Masons · Nashua, NH · Since 1822
Rising Sun Lodge No. 39 has met in Nashua for more than two hundred years. We are neighbors, coworkers and friends who meet each month to practice Freemasonry and serve our community.
Stated meetings
3rd Wednesday, 7:30 PMEvery month except July and AugustWhere
200A Main StreetMasonic Building, third floorAbout the lodge
Rising Sun Lodge No. 39 belongs to the 2nd Masonic District under the Grand Lodge of New Hampshire. We still meet in the Masonic Temple our brethren built on Main Street in 1891.
Freemasonry is the world's oldest fraternity, devoted to brotherly love, relief and truth. Our members come from every background and profession. What they share is a commitment to becoming better men and giving back to Nashua.
In the community
Charity
We support the Tolles Street Mission and the Nashua Children's Home.
Service
Brothers keep a stretch of Route 102 clean, near Alvirne High School in Hudson.
Tradition
We march on Memorial Day and Veterans Day, and have laid cornerstones across the city.
Become a Mason
Masons don't recruit, so the first step is yours. Here is what happens after you reach out. There's no obligation.
01
Email the Secretary and tell us a little about yourself. A member will get in touch to talk and answer your questions.
02
Come by the lodge, meet the members informally and see whether Rising Sun is the right fit for you.
03
When you're ready, you submit a petition. After the lodge votes, you begin the three degrees of Masonry with a brother guiding you.
Calendar
Members and visiting brothers are welcome. For degree work and special meetings, see the latest Trestle Board or contact the Secretary.
Wednesday · 7:30 PM · Masonic Building
Wednesday · 7:30 PM · Masonic Building
Wednesday · 7:30 PM · Masonic Building
Trestle Board
Visit
The lodge meets in the Masonic Building at the corner of Main and East Pearl Streets in downtown Nashua, easy to reach from Routes 3, 101 and 111.