Brand Center
Resources for Lodges
Our Logo
Primary Logo
The main identifying mark to be used in most cases. Often utilized on the header of a website, shirts, banners, social media, etc.
Horizontal Logo
To be used where space restricts the use of the vertical logo. Often utilized on envelopes and other small promotional pieces.
Using Our Logo
Logo Variation
Logo can be used in white, black or select primary brand colors. Use the white version on dark backgrounds or dark images so it’s easy to see. Use the black version on light backgrounds.
Safe Zone
When placing the logo, leave a margin no smaller than the “M” in “MASONS” on all sides. On collateral (ex. a shirt), when a lodge name and number or program must be listed near the logo, apply the “safe zone” principle. Place text in Proxima Nova beneath the logo, mimicking the size, font and color of the word “Pennsylvania.” Please see the full style guide below for more direction.
Square and Compasses Icon
It is preferred/requested that the full “Pennsylvania Masons” logo be used on branded materials; however, the square and compasses icon can be used alone as a spot graphic. Solid color versions can be used as a watermark on a dark or light background.
Logo Misuse
A strong brand is applied consistently. It is important that a logo is never altered.
Do not apply a drop shadow or any other effects.
Do not shrink the logo without maintaining correct proportions.
Do not stretch the logo without maintaining correct proportions.
Do not change the colors of the logo.
Do not separate or rearrange logo elements.
Do not add an outline or stoke to the logo.
Primary Brand Colors
Style Guide Information
Do you have questions about how to properly use our logo, fonts or other brand features?
Email us at pr@masonicvillages.org.
Please note, p. 6 of the Style Guide features a logo for the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania. This logo is only to be used on official communications from the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, the governing body of Pennsylvania Masons, and is not available for public download.
Use prepared promotional materials to ensure consistency throughout communication and promotional efforts.
Website Guidelines
If they so choose, lodges may create a website for their members and prospective members. While website creation, content and maintenance are the responsibility of the lodge creating it, the following resources are designed to assist Pennsylvania Masons in planning and starting their lodge website.