Chartered in 1856 by the Grand Lodge of New Jersey, the Hightstown Apollo Lodge is one of the few remaining moon lodges. In the early years of Masonry in the USA, moon lodges were many because there was light to travel by when members were meeting at their lodges. At the Hightstown Apollo Lodge we still abide by the old traditions. We meet once a month on Friday evenings at 7:30PM and gather for friendly comraderie each Thursday evening at 7:30PM.
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The Hightstown-Apollo Lodge opened its doors to the public for an eventful night which included awards to those that have helped save lives by giving blood, a donation of Masonic memorabilia that included an old version of Albert Pike's Morals and Dogma, the awarding of a Lewis pin which is given to second (or better) generation Freemasons to Bro. Alex Bragat, and a tribute to Mother's day given by the DeMolay Capitol Chapter. The night started with a public dinner and ended with a short lecture and demonstration by Bro. Alan White regarding the use of the Lewis used to hoist heavy stone objects. Events lasted about 2 hours. A couple of the photos are on the right sidebar. Photos were contributed by Bro. Alex Bragat.
This is an account of an investigation conducted on March 30, 2012 into paranormal activity at the Hightstown-Apollo Lodge. The final report will be submitted by NJ Paranormal when they have finished reviewing all recordings and information obtained during the investigation.
The Investigation-Part 2 The Conclusion of Night of March 30, 2012
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Members of the Capitol Chapter DeMolay give their Mother's Day Flower Talk to the Hightstown community.
Donors to the masonic blood bank receive awards for their donations. From left to right: Denis de Leon, Gerald Fabisch, David Babcock, Jim Mount, and Robert Hung.
Vivian Urstadt, Hightstown Due to insufficient ticket sales, the Ladies Auxiliary of Hightstown Engine Co. No. 1 has to cancel its oldies dance scheduled for Saturday, May 19, at its banquet hall at 140 N. Main St. in Hightstown.