Chumash Lodge # 90 was formed from the 1996 merger of Canalino Lodge # 90 and Chumash Lodge # 304. As part of the compromises from the merger, the new Lodge retained the Lodge number, which was the first Lodge in California, and also retained the Chumash name and totem.
Term | Lodge Chief | Lodge Adviser |
1996 | Patrick Moran | Joe Mahoney |
Chumash Lodge 90 Pages
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