Kingston Masonic Lodge #10
Free and Accepted Masons 307 Wall Street, Suite #2 Kingston, New York 12401 Driving Directions To Kingston Masonic Lodge #10
The Ancient Order of Free and Accepted Masons was instituted in Kingston Kingston's rich history dates back to the arrival of the Dutch in 1652 and features unique architecture, arts community, and some of the finest dining establishments in the region. Kingston is located at the point where the Rondout Creek and the Hudson River meet, with the Catskill Mountains providing a breathtaking scenic view. In 1609, the Dutch established a trading post here. The first settlement was built in 1652. Indian attacks and massacres were common and the entire village was burned down in 1653. The original stockade was built in 1658. The stockade was built to protect settlers from the Indian attacks. 
Kingston became the first capital of New York in 1777 and the Senate first met here. That house is now a historic site and a museum. Our first Governor was inaugurated here & buried in the Old Dutch churchyard. The American architecture in Kingston covers the span of four centuries and offers a variety of styles and interests that will appeal to all. Visitors can tour colonial stone homes, ride the antique trolley, or just leisurely browse local museums,boutiques, galleries and antique shops. Meeting Schedule Second and Fourth Tuesday Stated Communication Meeting at 7:00 PM State Masonic Lodge Directory
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