It's on the 600 block of Central Avenue, across the street from Memorial Park.

I just came across this, from the 1910 book History of Duluth and St. Louis County, past and present, Volume 1, by Dwight Edwards Woodbridge and John Stone Pardee.


EUCLID LODGE, NO. 198, A. F. & A. M.

The first mention of Euclid Lodge of Duluth is found in the records of Palestine Lodge, No. 79, in which the historian says:

"Our thriving, energetic and ambitious neighbor to the west of us was in the heyday of its prosperity, and the brethren became desirous of participating in the actual work of Masonry, from which they were debarred for want of a lodge. To desire was to do, and on October 6, 1890, a petition signed by fortythree Master Masons of West Duluth was presented to the lodge, with the request that their application for a dispensation to organize a lodge at that point be approved by us before being forwarded to the Worshipful Grand Master of Minnesota. The petition was endorsed with pleasure, being well satisfied with the success of the lodge that would be instituted at that place, and Euclid Lodge today is one of the most promising daughters of 'Palestine.' "

The dispensation was granted to Euclid Lodge October 17, 1890, and the names of the following charter members appear on the application, the first of whom were appointed W. M., S. W. and J. W., respectively:

M. C. Burnside, G. J. Mallory, G. H. Wright, H. P. Smith, G. F. Danforth, D. M. DeVere, F. W. Coon, W. H. Gillett. W. J. Nelson, W. S. P. Foubister, J. E. Fassett, M. Mathison. J. Cochran, C. D. Marble, J. A. Skinner, E. D. Home, A. C. Osborn, G. W. Murdoek, C. J. Birch, J. 0. Hancock, C. H. Phelps, J. C. Perry, F. A. Kontze, G. R. Hall, S. T. Moles, H. Newman, J. C. Eskew, A. McLeod, R. H. Weston, S. F. Hammond, W. P. Mars, E. S. Thomas, C. H. Martz, H. D. Hall, A. Rockwell, D. C. Prescott, S. Jones, D. Gilchrist, J. D. Boyd, B. L. Searles, H. P. Johnson, C. S. Weaver.

A charter was granted by the Grand Lodge of Minnesota, January 15, 1891, and the lodge was regularly constituted February 3, 1891, W. B. Patton acting as Grand Master, at which time the following officers were installed:

M. C. Burnside, W. M.; G. J. Mallory, senior warden; G. H. Wright, junior warden: H. P. Smith, treasurer; G. F. Danforth, secretary; D. M. DeVore, senior deacon; F. W. Coon, junior deacon; W. H. Gillett, S. S.; C. M. Thomas, J. S.; W. J. Nelson, tyler.

The present membership of the lodge is 453, and the officers are:

L. R. Clark, W. M.; M. M. Meldahl, senior warden; E. M. Forbes, junior warden; L. A. Barnes, treasurer; Andrew Dunleavy, secretary; W. B. Getchell, senior deacon; A. F. Oestereich, junior deacon; F. Holloway, S. S.; J. O. Winton, J. S.; C. T. Johnson, tyler; J. H. Opperman, W. B. Getchell and M. J. Murray, trustees.

The following are the past masters of the lodge: M. C. Burnside, 1891; G. J. Mallory, 1892-93; G. H. Wright, 1894-95; E. Elston, 1896; D. C. Prescott, 1897; L. A. Barnes, 1898-99; L. S. Neuman, 1900; D. Graham, 1901-02; M. M. Clark, 1903; C. C. Salter, 1904; W. J. Darby, 1905; G. E. Budd, 1906; J. H. Opperman, 1907; E. G. Wallinder, 1908; M. J. Murray, 1909.

It's dark all the time. Note the "for sale" sign.