Members of the DC and Baltimore Chapters meet together this month in one Local Meeting. We will not have our usual first Wednesday and third Thursday chapter meetings this month.
We hope all our Brothers and Sisters from DC will join us on Wednesday at 5:30 p.m.
Due to on-going Coronavirus concerns, we are encouraging members to make an appointment to visit our office.
Until further notice, all Chapter and Local Meetings will be held via Zoom.
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We've made it to March!
This month, Robert Long celebrates 25 years of service with #bac1mvd.
Congratulations Brother Long, and thank you for your dedication and service.
Welcome to another #AspectsofMasonry by #BAC1MVD.
This week we'll be looking this week at equilateral gothic arches. Head over to our Facebook page to learn where they get their name and more!
Examples below are from Wikimedia Commons and IMI's gallery respectively.
Each apprentice takes required courses in health and safety training in order to complete their apprenticeship.
Follow these easy steps to learn how to join your BAC Local 1 chapter meeting with Zoom. The second half of the video will walk you through the steps of downloading Zoom on your computer or on your phone.
Take a tour of BAC 1 MVD's new Baltimore office. Explore the restaurant-turned-office space as we begin construction on this great new location. Like and subscribe so you don't miss the "after" video!
Instructor Matthew Redabaugh demonstrates how to repair stone masonry in the field. To learn more about repairing marble, visit the JATC webpage at https://www.baclocal1.org/training/ to become an apprentice!
The International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers has been representing workers in the trowel trades since October 17, 1865. Our Local supports those skilled craftworkers in the Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. areas. To learn more about our history and our mission, please visit the About page. To meet our amazing team, click on any of their photos below.
