New Richmond Lodge F.& A.M. #604 - New Richmond, IN
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The New Richmond Lodge #604 is located on the second floor of a building, on the south east corner of the four-way-stop light, at the junction with Washington and Wabash Streets, in the center of the small rural town of New Richmond, in Indiana.
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Location: Indiana, United States
Date Posted: 10/23/2014
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The New Richmond Lodge #604 is located on the second floor of a building, on the south east corner of the four-way-stop light, at the junction with Washington and Wabash Streets, in the center of the small rural town of New Richmond, in Indiana. The entrance is on Wabash Street.
Meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month at 7:30PM.
Street Address:-
NEW RICHMOND LODGE F & A M NO 604
101 S. Wabash Street
New Richmond,
IN 47967
Mailing Address:-
(Trustees of) NEW RICHMOND LODGE F & A M NO 604
ATTN ROGER KUNKEL
PO BOX 113
NEW RICHMOND, IN 47967-0113
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