The Heritage of Oceanside Lodge No. 381
In 1906, a dedicated group of Free & Accepted Masons living along the coastal bluffs of North San Diego County assembled to constitute Oceanside Lodge No. 381. At the turn of the 20th century, Oceanside was a burgeoning agricultural and railroad town.
Through two World Wars, the Great Depression, and the rapid urbanization of Southern California, the Lodge remained a steady lighthouse of moral truth, charity, and fellowship. When San Dieguito Lodge consolidated with Oceanside 381, the combined lodge retained both historic legacies under Charter 381.
Chartering of Oceanside Lodge No. 381
Granted a dispensation and full charter by the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free & Accepted Masons of California. Early meetings were held in downtown Oceanside above local merchant shops.
Growth in North County San Diego
Sustained rapid expansion alongside the development of Camp Pendleton and the coastal railway. Prominent civic leaders, agricultural pioneers, and military commanders filled the officer ranks.
San Dieguito Consolidation & Expansion
San Dieguito Lodge served coastal communities from Del Mar to Encinitas. Recognizing shared brotherhood and district strength, Oceanside Lodge and San Dieguito Lodge consolidated to form Oceanside – San Dieguito Lodge No. 381.
Centennial Celebration (100 Years of Masonry)
Celebrated 100 years of unbroken Masonic light in North County San Diego with a Grand Lodge rededication ceremony, civic proclamations, and a historical archive exhibit.
A Thriving Modern Blue Lodge
Today, Oceanside 381 continues as a bastion of traditional Freemasonry, degree work, charitable giving through the California Masonic Foundation, and fraternal education.
Our Lodge History
Over 118 years of continuous Masonic brotherhood, ritualistic fidelity, and community leadership at 511 Eucalyptus St,
Oceanside, CA 92054.