
For more than a hundred years, The Valley of Danville has been known for its innovative ideas, important charitable work, and for the excellence of their degree work. For example, the Valley of Danville was the first valley to stage the new 26th Degree (The Civil War Degree). And in 2008, the Valley of Danville also opened a Learning Center for Children which provides, free of charge, one-on-one instruction to children with dyslexia in Eastern Illinois.
And in addition to all the things Scottish Rite Masons do in our Valley, the Danville Temple is also a remarkably beautiful building. From its mammoth second floor lounge, to the beautiful theater on the third floor, it's adorned with rich woodwork and moldings, stained glass windows, and unique murals. If you're a Scottish Rite Mason and would like to visit The Valley of Danville, our next reunion is coming up November 12th and 13th.
The Danville window at the National Heritage Museum in Lexington, Massachusetts was paid for by donations from the Valley of Danville. |
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