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Leonard Wood Lodge
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Identity
Abbreviation
unknown
Jurisdiction
PH · Philippines
Also operates
unknown
Naming style
F&AM
Claimed tradition
craft lodge under Grand Lodge of F. & A.M. of the Philippines
Leonard Wood Lodge No. 105 The Name This lodge was named in honor of Gen. Leonard C. Wood, Governor General of the Philippines from 1921-1927. Wood was a member of Anglo Saxon Lodge No. 137. He also joined the York Rite and Scottish Rite and was a Shriner. The choice of the name of the lodge could have been influenced by the fact that it was organized only a little over a year after Wood's death. The Lodge Leonard Wood Lodge No. 105, was organized in Fort Stotsenberg in Angeles, Pampanga under a dispensation issued by Grand Master Teodoro M. Kalaw on January 15, 1929. Prior to its organization, American military personnel who took part in Masonic activities were forced to make the arduous journey to Manila, which in those times required days under ideal conditions. Leonard Wood Lodge was g
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Leonard Wood Lodge No. 105 listed under Grand Lodge of F. & A.M. of the Philippines as active at Leonard Wood Lodge Temple, Pampanga meets 1st Tuesday at 7:00 PM on public directory (accessed 2026-09-20). Open/close dates not stated on this directory.
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Leonard Wood Lodge No. 105 The Name This lodge was named in honor of Gen. Leonard C. Wood, Governor General of the Philippines from 1921-1927. Wood was a member of Anglo Saxon Lodge No. 137. He also joined the York Rite and Scottish Rite and was a Shriner. The choice of the name of the lodge could have been influenced by the fact that it was organized only a little over a year after Wood's death. The Lodge Leonard Wood Lodge No. 105, was organized in Fort Stotsenberg in Angeles, Pampanga under a dispensation issued by Grand Master Teodoro M. Kalaw on January 15, 1929. Prior to its organization, American military personnel who took part in Masonic activities were forced to make the arduous journey to Manila, which in those times required days under ideal conditions. Leonard Wood Lodge was g