The Old 17th Masonic District is comprised of 17 Lodges in Albany, Rensselaer, and Schenectady counties

Mount Vernon #3

  • Address
    67 Corning Place
    Albany, NY 12207-1999
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St. George’s #6

  • Address
    394 Princetown Road
    Schenectady, NY 12306-2009
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Ancient Temple #14

  • Address
    67 Corning Place
    Albany, NY 12207
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Bethlehem #85

  • Address
    421 Kenwood Avenue
    Delmar, NY 12054
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Clinton #140

  • Address
    75 Water Plant Rd
    Troy, NY 12182
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Wadsworth #417

  • Address
    67 Corning Place
    Albany, NY 12207-1999
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Berne #684

  • Address
    Berne Masonic Temple, Main Street
    Berne, NY 12023
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Noah #754

  • Address
    138 Maple Avenue
    Altamont, NY 12009
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Schenectady #1174

  • Address
    394 Princetown Road
    Schenectady, NY 12306
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Masters #5

  • Address
    67 Corning Place
    Albany, NY 12207
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Apollo-King Solomon’s #13

  • Address
    39 Brunswick Road
    Troy, NY 12180
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Evening Star #75

  • Address
    206 Old Loudon Road
    Latham, NY 12110
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Van Rensselaer #87

  • Address
    710 Columbia Turnpike
    East Greenbush, NY 12061
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Mount Zion #311

  • Address
    39 Brunswick Road
    Troy, NY 12180
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Victor #680

  • Address
    1535 NY Rte 67
    Schaghticoke, NY 12154
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Guttenberg #737

  • Address
    67 Corning Pl
    Albany, NY 12206
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Beukendaal #915

  • Address
    22 Schonowee Avenue
    Scotia, NY 12302
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