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Forward Rebekah Lodge #202
34 Main St S., , , , N0A 1H0

The Rebekahs, also known as the International Association of Rebekah Assemblies (IARA), an international service-oriented organization and a branch of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. We were initially designed as the female auxiliary of the IOOF but now allow both female and male members.

Category Ontario
270 W. Snover Road, , , , 48744

Category Michigan
116 S. Court St, , , , 93279-1228

Four Creeks Lodge #94 was granted its Charter on December 19, 1859. From 1873 to approximately 1911, Four Creeks IOOF shared a building with Visalia Freemasons Lodge #128. Around 1912, Four Creeks Lodge purchased the Brown Building, built by Samuel Carr Brown, located at the lodge's current location. On the morning of November 3, 1949, Four Creeks Lodge caught fire, suffering damages that exceeded $100,000. The lodge, which was on the third floor, and several offices on the second floor were de ...

Category California
50 1/2 E Main St, Carpentersville, , , , 60110-0873

Category Illinois
302 N Viine St, Hymera, , , , 47561-8231

Category Indiana
11116 Hawkinsville Rd, , , , 31050-2123

Category Georgia
66 Winthrop St, Taunton,02780, , , , 02768-0818

Category Massachusetts
456 Hudson St, Gloucsester City, , , , 8562

Category New Jersey
9 Daniels Street, , , , 01970

Fraternity Lodge #118 no longer meets at the Moose Hall on 50 Grove St., in Salem. They are now meeting at: The Polish Legion of American Veterans.

Category Massachusetts
Fraternity Lodge #6
651 Forest Ave, , , , 04101

IOOF Fraternity Lodge #6 has been in existence since 1886 and in our recently remodeled and upgraded building continuously since 1897.

Category Maine
1455 Sun Crest Dr, , , , 48446-4127

Category Michigan
Frazee Rebekah Lodge #33
2747 River John Station Road, , , , b0k1n0

Frazee Rebekah Lodge #33 was established in 1905!

Category Nova Scotia
24th & G St NW, IOOF Hall, Washington DC, , , , 20044-6122

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Fun Facts:
Some U.S. towns have IOOF cemeteries, where members’ graves are marked with the Triple Links symbol. These sites, like those in California, preserve the order’s legacy in local history.

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