Farmington's
Masonic Lodge building was constructed in 1908 to
replace a building destroyed by fire on August 18,
1906.
In 1985 the Masonic Lodge was donated
to the town of Farmington to be used as a Community
Center.
Refurbishing the building to its
original facade was the goal of many town volunteers.
With its stately columns and capitols, it has been
a real accomplishment to get this restoration done.
It is now on the National Historic Register.
The building is located on main
street and is used often for a variety of functions,
including a home for City Hall and Branch Library.
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Phone: 509-287-2500
Farmington's
Masonic Lodge building was constructed in 1908 to
replace a building destroyed by fire on August 18,
1906. 