Even if you don't see it here, remember to check the "news and events archives" and  "Lodge Activities"
for all issues going as far back as 2009

Most recent updates include:

As of Sept. 17 we are transitioning to new webmaster
and we will be updating the website soon!

News and events Archives..
Updated 6-22-2023

Amazing stories and trivia items
  Updated 10-16-21

Trivia 1

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Trivia 3

Trivia 4

Trivia 5

Lodge Activities
Updated 6-7-23

Archived Trestleboards
  September now included

A Master's Remarks

Hiram Award

Past Masters

Contact us

Driving directions

Past year's officers

Links to other Grand Lodges


Welcome to Samuel Warren Hackett Lodge, #574, Free and Accepted Masons
Founded:
October 11, 1923


Installation of officers for 2024 took place on April 13th because Brother Charles Caskey was on Navy deployment and returned in April to be installed as Master.  There was a full installation on that day as Brother Caskey became Worshipful Caskey.

For the installation, click here


S.W. Hackett Installation of officers for 2024

    Master.....Charles Caskey

Senior Warden.....David Haslim, PM

Junior Warden.....Benjamin Pulido

Secretary....Dimiter Lyakov, PM

Treasurer....Clint Black, PM

Chaplain.....Luis Gallegos

Senior Deacon......Robert Dockery, PM

Junior Deacon.....Renato Perillo

Marshal.....Donald Walker

Senior Steward..Joseph Jordan

Junior Steward..Mark Helton

Tiler....James Achenbach, PM



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Our Stated meeting is at 7:30pm on the first Tuesday of the month.

Please call for the location of our current meeting place.

Phone: 858-229-4480




On October 11th of 1923, a small group of friends in the dusty little city of San Diego determined to become Brothers. In founding S.W. Hackett lodge they expressed a shared belief in the tenets of America's founding brothers, a determination to make a difference in the community, a commitment to their families, and a desire to study and understand the philosophy and ethical teachings of an institution whose foundation lies buried deeper than the study of recorded history has excavated.
The last nine plus decades have borne witness to an unbroken chain of Masonic and community service. Today's Brothers of S. W. Hackett's little lodge continue to advance the tenants of our founders with an eye towards the needs of today's Mason.