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Hall c. 1925 – present; 128 North Main Street
The Masonic lodge is the one fraternal body in North Liberty whose whole modern record can be read in public sources. North Liberty Lodge No. 266, Free and Accepted Masons, meets at 128 North Main Street, where the National Register's district inventory places the Masonic Hall (c. 1925, contributing) — the lodge's house standing in the commercial district it has anchored for a century. The lodge's federal record is a tax one: it appears in the Internal Revenue Service's exempt-organisations record as a subordinate lodge of the Free and Accepted Masons of Indiana under the Grand Lodge's group ruling (the February 1957 ruling date belongs to the group exemption, and this section does not print it as the lodge's charter date — the charter itself stands as a named gap, its settler the Grand Lodge of Indiana's proceedings for the year of chartering). The lodge is active as of November 2026, with a public presence under its own name and number. Its officers across the years were not pulled whole; the dated lodge census the discipline prefers — one directory year parsed order by order with officers named — stands as a named gap, its settler the Grand Lodge's annual proceedings and the town directories.