Dunwoodie Lodge No. 863, Free and Accepted Masons, was constituted June 3, 1908 in 

Yonkers, New York. We met at several different locations within Yonkers until September, 2004  when, with neither a Masonic Temple  nor an adequate substitute for one, we were forced to relocate to the Masonic Temple at 60 Main Street in the village of Tuckahoe. It has been a fortuitous arrangement and our lodge has thrived at this location.

 One of twelve lodges in the First Westchester Putnam District, Dunwoodie can boast of being  one of  its most active lodges.  Our members support the District's Child ID Program, the  Grand Lodge's Student Assistance Training Program, support for the Veteran's Administration Hospital at Montrose, and a variety of other lodge and district social and community service activities.  In addition, we are currently  making plans to celebrate our Centennial Year in 2008. Our lodge currently has five past district deputy grand masters on its rolls, a past grand director of ceremonies, two past grand representatives, two past assistant grand lecturers and a distinguished service award winner.

Dunwoodie has an active Trestle Board and continues to attract young men to its ranks.