Benjamin Franklin is initiated into the Masonic Lodge in Philadelphia, beginning his long association with the organization. Freemasonry provided a space for him to connect with other prominent citizens, engage in intellectual discussions, and participate in charitable activities.

Franklin is elected Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, demonstrating his leadership and commitment to the Masonic fraternity. He helps to promote Freemasonry throughout the colonies.

Franklin remained actively involved in Freemasonry throughout his life, attending lodge meetings, participating in Masonic rituals, and promoting the values of brotherhood, charity, and moral improvement. His involvement with Freemasonry reflected his commitment to civic engagement and social responsibility.