Malton Masonic Lodge

Malton Lodge #999 Antient Free & Accepted Masons
Abbreviation:	MML
Group Numbers:	1
Leadership:	Zenarchist
Goals:	Brotherly Love. Relief. Truth. Survival.
Recruitment Policy:	To be one, ask one.
Contact:	Zenarchist.

History

Malton Lodge #999 was chartered in 1857 under the United Grand Lodge of England. Its founder and first Worshipful Master was Theodore Goodson, a local industrialist and philanthropist. The lodge brethern were known for thier charity work: Setting up relief housing following the Great Fire, running scholarship programs, and, most notably, thier Widows and Orphans fund.

Notable members of the lodge include Alistair Chadwick, Norton Eelms, Arthur Fowle, Jean-Paul Gibeault, David Allen Hall, Reagan Mitchem, Edgar Pask, and Marion Vellacott.

The lodge building was located between St. Columbanus's Church and Mains Alley in Owsleybank. Shortly following the Malton Incident, the lodge building was burned down by rioters. A wasteland is all that remains.

Mission

The purpose of this Lodge is to uphold the tenets of Masonry:

1. Brotherly Love: Promote a friendly environment. Helping those with little experience learn about the city.

2. Relief: Heal and revive all those who are in need, if within your ability. Maintain resource buildings necessary for human survival.

3. Truth: Never misrepresent yourself. No PKing. No zerging.

Recruitment

The Lodge is accepting Masons and non-Masons alike. The only requirement is that you act in accordance with the tenets as described above. Contact Zenarchist to join.