Meetings
Stated Meetings
2nd Thursday of each month except during summer months of July & August.
Dinner served at 6:30, donations support a local charity.
The gavel drops at 7:30.
Events
Civil War - Dinner with a soldier
Good Samaritan Lodge #336 will be hosting our 2nd annual Civil War dinner on Sunday, November 19th at our Lodge on the Square. Presentations from our Civil War guests will begin at 6:00. Dinner will be at 6:30. Dessert and additional presentations will follow. Dinner will be prepared by our chef, from a Civil War era cookbook. Choice of meat will be venison loaf or pigeon (we will substitute Cornish game hen as the bird used historically is difficult to source), potatoes, vegetables and pumpkin pie for dessert. Enjoy hot mulled cider, and try traditional hard tack, if you dare.
Come hear the stories of:
Elizabeth Thorne, who while 6 months pregnant, buried nearly 100 soldiers at the Evergreen Cemetery.
Pvt. Sherwood, from Co. K, 2nd Division, 5th Corps, the Pennsylvania Reserves, who returned home to fight.
Daniel Skelly, a teenager who witnessed the Battle of Gettysburg and the aftermath.
Cpl. Chester Judson, 24th New York "Orange Blossoms", who fought at Gettysburg.
Cornelia Hancock, was a nurse tending to the wounded at Gettysburg.
Nicholas, a newspaper man from NYC observing the war and reporting back.
Dr. Jelks, a Confederate physician with the 26th Georga, who treated the injuries of the war.
Cpl. J.R. Bennet, 6th New York Independent Battery, an artillery soldier killed in battle.
Tickets are $50 and reservations are limited.
9 Lincoln Square
Gettysburg PA, 17325
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"Walk My State"
Sept 30, 2023 - Oct 9, 2023
Walk My State is a walk across the state of Pennsylvania to raise money for the Masonic Youth Groups, the Masonic Widows Fund, and other charities of Good Samaritan Lodge 336. Brother Matt Rancosky Worshipful Master of Good Samaritan Lodge 336 will be walking 265 miles starting at the Pleasant Valley Masonic Center in Connellsville PA and ending at the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia PA. The journey will take 10 days. Brother Matt will be tracking his progress across the state daily on our Facebook page. Please come and join him for a little bit when he is in your area. This walk is not just about raising money for great charitable causes, but also about meeting other brothers from across the state and maybe even a chance to explain Freemasonry to others.
Click here to donate and support Brother Matt
