Masonic Lodge No 761
Accommodation & Lodging in Clarksville, TN
In 1954 an idea was conceived by several Past Masters and others of Clarksville Lodge Number 89 to form a new Lodge. The necessary petitions were obtained from the Grand Lodge in Nashville. Twenty-three brothers signed the petition, which was considerably more than the required 15. Brother Maurice Johnson proposed the name Queen City Lodge. Since Clarksville is called the Queen City of the Cumberland, The name was thought fitting and was adopted.
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Masonic Lodge No 761
read moreOn behalf of the officers and members of Queen City Lodge No. 761, Free and Accepted Masons of Tennessee, we welcome you to our masonic website. The purpose of this website is threefold. First, it is designed to share our lodge's masonic activity information with our 360 plus lodge members by allowing them a place to congregate online, pass masonic information and know about this lodge and sister lodge activities. Secondly, it serves to provide useful and accurate information to assist good men interested in Freemasonry and enable them to make a concious decision about joining our Ancient Fraternity.
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read moreLocated on the Cumberland River, the city of Clarksville, Tennessee has long been known as the "Queen of the Cumberland" and from this long history is derived the name of the lodge - Queen City Masonic Lodge No. 761. Our stated business meetings are held on the Second Thursday of every month at 7:00 P.M. Central Time. Ritual and Lecture Practices are held every Tuesday & Thursday of every month starting at 6:00 P.M. with the exception of the first Tuesday which is reserved soley for the Order of the Eastern Star or in the event a meeting is called for the purpose of degree work.