Ritual & Education
We confer the three degrees of Masonry — Entered Apprentice, Fellowcraft, and Master Mason — using ceremony preserved for centuries.
About
The Craft & Our Lodge
Our Mission
Building Better Men
Silver State Lodge No. 95 is a chartered Masonic Lodge under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Colorado, A.F. & A.M., serving Pueblo and the surrounding region.
Freemasonry is the world's oldest and largest fraternity, dedicated to the moral and spiritual development of its members. Through ritual, study, and fellowship, we encourage one another to live with greater integrity, charity, and purpose.
Our members come from every walk of life — tradesmen, professionals, veterans, retirees, students. What unites us is a shared belief that a man can always be a better version of himself, and that he is best shaped in the company of others who hold the same conviction.
What We Do
Pillars of Lodge Life
Brotherhood
Lodge meetings, festive boards, and informal gatherings build lifelong friendships across generations and backgrounds.
Charity & Service
From scholarships for local students to community projects in Pueblo, our giving is quiet, consistent, and rooted in care for our neighbors.
Frequently Asked
Common Questions
Is Freemasonry a religion?
No. Masonry is not a religion and does not seek to replace one. We require only that a candidate believe in a Supreme Being; specific faith is a private matter.
Is it a secret society?
No — we are a society with some traditions kept private among members, but our existence, principles, and good works are public. This very website is a sign of our openness.
How does a man join?
Masonry is the only fraternity that does not solicit. A man must ask. Visit the Membership page or contact the Secretary to begin a conversation.