Est. 1898 · Genoa, Ohio
A landmark on Main Street, offering timeless event spaces and a living connection to Wood County's heritage.
Our Story
For over a century, the Genoa Masonic Lodge F & Am has stood at 603 Main Street as a testament to fraternal values and community service. What began as a gathering place for local brothers has evolved into a multifaceted venue that serves the broader Genoa community.
Our historic halls have witnessed generations of celebrations, meetings, and milestones. Today, we continue that tradition by offering our spaces for weddings, corporate events, private gatherings, and community functions—preserving the past while embracing the present.
Our Spaces
From intimate gatherings to grand celebrations, our historic spaces provide the perfect backdrop for your special moments.
Our signature space, accommodating up to 200 guests with soaring ceilings and original architectural details.
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An intimate setting perfect for corporate meetings, workshops, and private dinners for up to 40 guests.
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A warm, inviting space ideal for cocktail receptions, book clubs, and community gatherings up to 60 guests.
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Whether you're planning a wedding, anniversary, corporate retreat, or family reunion, our historic venue provides an elegant setting that modern spaces simply cannot replicate.
Create lasting memories in our beautifully preserved halls.
Impress clients and colleagues in a distinguished setting.
Support local organizations with a venue that gives back.
Find Us
Located in the heart of downtown Genoa, our lodge is easily accessible and centrally positioned for visitors from throughout Wood County.
603 Main St
Genoa, Ohio 43430-1635
Office: By appointment
Events: Scheduled throughout the year
Free parking available on-site and along Main Street
Get In Touch
Whether you're interested in hosting an event, scheduling a tour, or learning more about our history, we'd love to hear from you.
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