Greetings

Pigeon River Regular Stated Communications Are On The 2nd Thursday Of The Month.

Meeting At 7pm.

James L Moss

On The Evening Of March 6^th, 1884, Seven Master Masons Holding Demits From Waynesville Lodge # 259, AF&AM, Waynesville, North Carolina Met On The Second Floor Of Williams Jackson Hampton’s Building On The Main Street Of Pigeon River NC, Later Canton NC For The Purpose Of Forming A Masonic Lodge, Which They Named Pigeon River For The Beautiful Stream Flowing Through The Village. The Grand Lodge Of North Carolina Had Granted A Dispensation Dated January 18, 1884. These Brethren Were Joseph Nelson Mease, Recommended For Worshipful Master, R.E.R Osborne For Senior Warden And John M Curtis For Junior Warden. Others Were William Jackson Hampton, Dr. J. Medford Mease, and George L. Reno.