About Us
Lodge History
Washington Daylight Lodge No. 14 has a rich history rooted in the traditions of several distinguished lodges. Our journey began with the founding of Washington Centennial Lodge No. 14, which was officially chartered on November 4, 1852. This lodge, dedicated on January 13, 1852, laid the foundation for what would become a significant part of Masonic history in the District of Columbia.
As time progressed, other lodges with their unique legacies and traditions emerged. In the early 20th century, King Solomon Lodge No. 31 was chartered on May 10, 1905, followed by Warren G. Harding Lodge No. 39, established in memory of President and Brother Warren G. Harding on December 19, 1923. Brightwood Lodge No. 43, constituted on January 25, 1925, also contributed to the rich tapestry of Masonic history in the area.
In 1991, a significant merger took place. Washington Centennial Lodge No. 14 joined forces with Solomon-Harding-Brightwood Lodges, creating what we now proudly call Washington Daylight Lodge No. 14. This union brought together the diverse traditions and histories of these lodges, creating a stronger, unified lodge.

In 2002, we celebrated our 150th anniversary, a milestone that underscored our long-standing commitment to the principles of Freemasonry. Today, Washington Daylight Lodge No. 14 continues to thrive, guided by the same principles of brotherhood, charity, and truth that have defined our history for over a century and a half.

Mission
To unite men of different beliefs into a harmonious and productive community through the application of Masonic moral values and the practice of benevolence, intellectual development, and mutual respect.
At Washington Daylight Lodge No. 14, we are dedicated to fostering a community that embraces diversity, upholds Masonic traditions, and works towards a shared vision of international peace and brotherhood.
Our Vision
To unite men of different beliefs and cultures into one common society of friends and brothers under the guidance of the Grand Architect.
Living Past Masters

Robert P. Thomas

Theodore V. Villapando

Lynn A. Dean

Paul F. Ritenour, Sr.

Edison M. Amos

Joseph E. Laciny, Jr

Ronald W. Goode

Joseph R. Budney

Oscar Rodriguez

Robert T. North

Franklin O. Gayoso

Scott R. Wales

Alvin Pardo-Monell

Jay M. Emerson

Jesse Villarreal, PGM-2011

K. Thomas Lord

Alexander A. Olbrich

Sheldon I. Rappeport

Anthony J. Loubon

Abraham Z. Scotland

Edwin Arroyo Jr

Neil H Mehta

Stephen W. Baker

Christopher Burt

Steve Baker

Jonathon Armstead

Steve Baker

Ricky S. Thompson

Edwin Arroyo

Abraham Scotland

Randall A Schoch

Anthony J. Loubon

David Smith

Andrew E. Patnelli

Sheldon I. Rappeport

Alexander A. Olbrich

Robert W. Anderson

Scott R. Wales

Generoso D. G. Calonge

Ronald W. Goode

* Michael Koplitz

Warren E. Smith

Harold J. Johnson, Jr

Bayani G. Casanova

Paul Ritenour

Lynn A. Dean

Roberto Paucar-Carbajal

Glenn A. Woods

Carroll Smith

George L. Thomson

Willard F. Martin

Harold Grainger

Jesse Villarreal, PGM-2011

Coe Tug Morgan, PDDGM Wash State
