Lodge Alley is a ten-foot-wide passage paved with brick-shaped granite blocks known as Belgian blocks. It runs between East Bay and State streets, lined by historic brick warehouses that once served the city’s eighteenth-century harbor trade. First recorded on a seventeen thirty-nine map as Simmons Alley, it took its current name in seventeen seventy-three, when the Marine Lodge of Freemasons established a meeting hall along its path.
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