the Lodge is not on Park Street, but at 2312 Alameda Ave, Alameda, CA. Originally the first floor of the building was the member's car parking lot, but the car entrances have since been glassed in and become home to the Alameda Museum. Informal meetings are Thursday nights 6pm, with the fancier "Trestleboard" dinner the first Thursday of each month. Alameda Oak Leaf #8, the co-ed Order of the Eastern Star, also meets at the Alameda Masonic Temple, as does the Oakland Council No. 12 Cryptic Masons of the Oakland York Rite, an advanced masonic order open only to regular Master Masons of the Grand Lodge of California, and Pharos Lodge, an irregular co-ed masonic lodge not under the authority of the Grand Lodge of California and not in communication with first three regular masonic bodies in the same building. The buildings were listed on the NRHP March 25, 1982. See also National Register of Historic Places listings in Alameda County, California References External links Masonic buildings in California Buildings and structures in Alameda, California Clubhouses on the National Register of Historic Places in California National Register of Historic Places in Alameda County, California Masonic buildings completed in 1891 Masonic buildings completed in 1927 Spanish Revival architecture in California Victorian architecture in California