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Here is general information about Renton Lodge #29, 1299 Grow Ave. NW. Bainbridge Is.  WA

Their Stated Communication is held on the 2nd Monday of the Month. The Lodge is Dark in July and August. Meeting starts at 7:30 PM. Dinners are at 6:30 PM.

The Lodge hosts a dinner prior to almost every stated meeting. WBros. Jim Stark, Louie Peltier and VWBro. Bernard Korst, the "kitchen help" will make sure that your trip to their Lodge will be one that you will not regret. Bring your Bibs the food is always good and there is always plenty.

Renton Lodge #29 was chartered June 5th, 1879 at Port Blakely, a lumbering and sawmill town in Kitsap County. Johnston Blakely was a hero of the War of 1812 and the town was named after Blakely Harbor, which had named earlier for him. The Lodge was named for Captain William Renton, who established Port Blakely Mill. He was not a Mason, but his nephew, John A Campbell, was a Chartered Member and the second Master of the Lodge. In 1979 the population of Bainbridge Island had tripled, but the Lodge membership has gone down .  As a "bedroom community" for Seattle, many Masons maintain membership in Seattle Lodges.