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Warren Lodege #24 Informational Site
Warren Lodge # 24 F&AM
217 W. High Street
Piqua, Ohio
On November 17, 1840 the Grand Lodge of Ohio
issued a dispensation for a new Lodge in Piqua.
It was given the name "Warren" in honor
of General Joseph Warren who was killed at Breed’s
Hill during the Revolutionary War. It was given
the number 24, which was originally assigned
to an Army Lodge located at Camp Meigs.
From 1840-1854 the Lodge was located on the
second floor of Tamplin’s Tavern on the
southwest corner of Spring and Ash Streets in
Piqua. The present building built in 1848, as
a Baptist church became the home of Warren Lodge,
after extensive renovation, in 1929.
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| 217 W. High St. Entrance |
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| Lodge Auditorium |
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| Auditorium Main Floor |
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| View of the West |
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| First Floor Lounge & Meeting Area |
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| Dining / Meeting Room Area |
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