Landmark Masonic Lodge No. 41 in Versailles was chartered by the Grand Lodge of Kentucky, Free & Accepted Masons on August 27, 1817. In the first 200 years after Landmark Lodge was chartered, three of its members—John McKinney, Jr., William Brown, Jr., and Christopher L. Stout—rose to the rank of Grand Master for the Grand Lodge of Kentucky, Free & Accepted Masons. The lodge has consistently provided services to help the youth of Versailles for over two centuries. Its members included former Governor and Commissioner of Major League Baseball A.B. “Happy” Chandler and entertainer John Conlee. Originally housed in one of the oldest buildings in Versailles, Lodge No. 41 moved to its current location in 1986.