Holly Springs Masonic Lodge

Eagle Lodge No. 19, chartered in 1791 under the Grand Lodge of North Carolina, holds its regular meetings in a historic 1823 Greek Revival building designed by state architect William Nichols. The lodge's rich history includes laying the cornerstone of the Old East building at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, serving as a Civil War hospital, and hosting various community groups and events. Today, Eagle Lodge continues to be a hub for local organizations and activities, such as the Hillsborough Assembly #77 of the International Order of Rainbow Girls, Hillsborough Arts Council, and the Hillsborough Historical Society. With ongoing renovations and repairs, the lodge remains dedicated to preserving its heritage and providing a welcoming space for fellowship, learning, and community engagement.Generated from the website

The Friends of The Page-Walker Hotel is a dedicated group of volunteers in Cary, NC, committed to preserving historic structures, educating the community about Cary's history, and promoting cultural arts. They serve as stewards for the Page-Walker Arts History Center and work to maintain the Cary Heritage Museum. Through various initiatives and events, the Friends of The Page-Walker Hotel strive to engage the town and citizens of Cary in celebrating and preserving the rich heritage and cultural significance of the area, ensuring that future generations can appreciate and learn from the past.Generated from the website