Who is Warner Robins Lodge No. 207?
Over 75 Years of Friendship, Morality, and Brotherly Love.
Warner Robins Lodge No. 207
Our History
Warner Robins Masonic Lodge No. 207 was granted its charter on June 12, 1947, under the authority of the Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge Free and Accepted Masons of Georgia. At that time, the Grand Lodge was led by the Honorable John Wesley Dobbs, serving as Grand Master of the State of Georgia.
The original charter members were:
C. B. Lane
Jessie Ferguson
Bishop Harry L. Davis
Joshua Kirvin, Sr.
Shade Mathis, Sr.
Robert Brooks
Joseph Smith
Sherman Mitchell
Johnny Ferguson
Earl Allen
Rev. W. J. Johnson
The Lodge was initially located three miles south of Warner Robins on Highway 247 at Old Sandy Run Church. It later relocated to South Davis Drive, adjacent to Union Grove Baptist Church. In 1984, the Lodge moved to its current home on Second Street in the Jodi-Town community. That transition required tremendous sacrifice, dedication, and perseverance from the membership, whose labor and commitment established the edifice we proudly occupy today.
Our Lodge is more than just a meeting place; it is a beacon of light and knowledge in Warner Robins. We are committed to promoting the values of Freemasonry, educating our members, and serving our community with pride and dedication. Whether through our charitable initiatives, educational programs, or fraternal gatherings, Warner Robins Masonic Lodge #207, PHA is devoted to making a lasting difference in the lives of our members and the community we serve. We invite you to learn more about our Lodge and join us in our mission to build a better world, one brother at a time.
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