Scott County LodgeF. & A.M. · Robbins, Tennessee
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Faces, fellowship, and service close to home.

Approved photographs from public events, charitable projects, and Lodge life in Robbins and across Scott County.

Service in photographs

Teacher Supply Drive

The Lodge presented $1,003.50 to each of two local schools in 2025. The 2026 drive is now underway.

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Scott County Lodge member and Robbins Elementary representative with the 2025 Teacher Supply Drive check
Robbins Elementary · 2025 Teacher Supply Drive
Fairview Elementary representative and Scott County Lodge member with the 2025 Teacher Supply Drive check
Fairview Elementary · 2025 Teacher Supply Drive

Inside the Lodge

Rooms for fellowship and service

The Lodge room at Scott County Masonic Lodge No. 670 in Robbins, Tennessee
The Lodge room in Robbins, where generations of Masons have gathered.
Tables and chairs arranged in the fellowship room at Scott County Lodge No. 670
The fellowship room prepared to welcome a gathering.
A Lodge member preparing refreshments in the kitchen at Scott County Lodge No. 670
Preparing refreshments is part of making fellowship feel like home.
Wide view across the meeting room at Scott County Masonic Lodge No. 670
A wider view of the Lodge room, ready for the Brethren.
View into the Scott County Lodge fellowship room with tables ready for guests
A welcoming place for meals, conversation, and community fellowship.
Clean kitchen at Scott County Lodge No. 670 prepared for refreshments and fellowship
The Lodge kitchen, ready for the next meal shared together.

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