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Free Freemason Comic book Union Lodge No. 5-A Legacy of Light

**New Historic Comic Celebrates 263 Years of Union Lodge No. 5 of Stamford**

Union Lodge No 5 Comic Book
Union Lodge No 5 Comic Book

**Stamford, CT** — A newly released illustrated comic book, *Union Lodge No. 5 – A Legacy of Light*, brings 263 years of Stamford history to life through a richly illustrated graphic narrative. Blending documented history with classic comic-book artistry, the publication traces the story of Union Lodge No. 5 from its colonial origins to its modern role in community service.

The comic explores key moments in Connecticut and American history, including the colonial era, the Revolutionary War, the founding of the nation, and the growth of Stamford itself—told through the lens of one of the state’s oldest Masonic lodges. Rendered in a classic Golden Age and engraved colonial art style, the book is designed to be both educational and visually engaging for readers of all ages.

In keeping with the Lodge’s long tradition of public service, the comic will be **offered free of charge** to the community.

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**Free Distribution Locations**

* **Sucker Punch Comics**
1000 Hope Street
Stamford, CT 06907

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https://suckerpunchcomicbooks.com/

* **Stamford Historical Society**
1508 High Ridge Road
Stamford, CT 06903

https://stamfordhistory.org/

**Ferguson Library**
1 public library plaza
Stamford CT 06901

https://www.fergusonlibrary.org/

No purchase is required. Available at these locations after Feb 2nd 2026

“This project was created to preserve and share local history in a format that is accessible, engaging, and lasting,” organizers said. “It honors the generations of men who helped shape Stamford while inviting the public to explore that history in a new way.”

The comic also highlights the enduring values of brotherhood, service, and civic responsibility that have defined Union Lodge No. 5 for more than two and a half centuries.

Copies will be available while supplies last.

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