"The Home of Grand Masters"

St. Mark's Lodge No. 7 
Prince Hall Free & Accepted Masons Est. 1852

THE PALLADIUM OF LIBERTY

BRO. CHARLES H. LANGSTON AND THE OBERLIN WELLINGTON RESCUE

Learn more about the amazing rescue of an enslaved African that our first Worshipful Master participated in. ​

LODGE DOCUMENTS AND INTERESTING INFORMATION

BRO. JAMES POINDEXTER

HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS 

Bro. James Preston Poindexter was an abolitionist, civil rights activist, politician, and Baptist minister in Columbus, Ohio. Bro. Poindexter was an abolitionist involved in the Underground Railroad and became a Baptist preacher

From the first African-American to serve on the Columbus school board, to Alpha Hospital that was created to serve the African-American community, St. Mark's members have left their imprint on the community.​

Bro. David Jenkins created one of the first newspapers focused on issues that impacted the African-American community in 1843

ALPHA HOSPITAL

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Alpha Hospital and Professional Building was built in 1920. Located on the corner of 17th and Long Street, this hospital was established by Dr. William Method and Dr. R. M. Tribbitt for the African-American community.