Charleston Pythian History 

Stonewall Lodge No. 6 was organized in 1866 and was the oldest lodge consisting of 27 charter members.  Within a few years its membership numbered over 300. During the 1930s it merged with Carolina Lodge No. 9 and became known as Stonewall-Carolina Lodge No. 6. 

Carolina Lodge No. 9 was organized in 1878 and soon had over 300 members. It prospered well into the 1930s at which point its membership began to weaken. Carolina Lodge No. 9 merged with Stonewall Lodge No. 6 and became known as Stonewall-Carolina Lodge No. 6. 

Calhoun lodge no. 23 doesnt have many records remaining as most were either lost or never preserved. However, there is some information that refers to the year 1885 in the books of the Master of Exchequer. The membership number of over 200 was recorded. 

Von Moltke lodge no.66 was organized in 1892 with 25 charter members of German descent. In 1914 when World War I began between Germany and other countries, it was deemed wise to alter its name since it was named in honor of a great German general, Von Moltke. The lodge was named Jasper Lodge No. 66 after the Fort Moultrie hero and eventually reached a total of almost 400 members. 

In 1965 Stonewall-Carolina Lodge No. 6 merged with Jasper Lodge No. 66 and became Stonewall-Jasper Lodge No. 6 as its known today.