Cooke-Peavy Lodge #1162
P.O. Box 1320
Fort Worth, Texas 76101
817-335-3518
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cooke-peavy1162.com

The lodge, when originally chartered, was the W.W. Peavy Lodge named for the Past Grand Treasurer of the Grand Lodge of Texas, W.W. Peavy, who died in 1921. After the death of PGM W. Steve Cooke in 1951, the Lodge petitioned the Grand Lodge to change its name to Cooke-Peavy Lodge No. 1162, in honor of PGM Cooke for his vision to combine Masonic bodies in one location in

Fort Worth. It was PGM Cooke who was the visionary and the driving force behind the Fort Worth Masonic Temple. PGM Cooke was one of two who worked to create the W. W. Peavy lodge. The other was Brother G.R.M. Montgomery. Brother Montgomery was a PM of Fort Worth Lodge No. 148 and Cooke was Potentate of Moslah Shrine at the time.