Archer Lodge, North Carolina is located in Johnston County, about seven miles south of Wendell and six miles northeast of Clayton. A Masonic Lodge named Archer No. 157 was established in 1854, at what was then known as Creachville. The lodge building was razed and its charter destroyed by General Sherman’s Union army in 1865. The lodge received a new charter after the war, but it was designated Archer Lodge No. 165. The people of Archer Lodge incorporated as a town in 2009.
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The community center and picnic shelter in Archer Lodge, North Carolina may be rented for social functions and other events. Its site features several articles and historical documents relating to the town of Archer Lodge, as well as a calendar of events, photographs, and information about local recreational programs and athletics activities.
http://archerlodge.org/
The ALFD is an all-volunteer fire department providing fire and rescue services to the citizens of Archer Lodge, North Carolina, as well as mutual aid to surrounding fire departments. Its history, membership policies, and a list of officers and members, photographs, and a shift calendar are featured. Its Explorer program is also highlighted.
http://www.archerlodgefd.org/
The small town of Archer Lodge is in northwestern Johnston County, North Carolina. The municipal government, its administrative offices, departments, and services are featured, along with meeting agendas and minutes, a budget report, and other public documents.
http://townofarcherlodge.com/
Founded as Archer Lodge Missionary Baptist Church in 1859, the congregation moved to its present location and changed its name in 1883. Its history, doctrine, and ministries are outlined, and a service schedule, church calendar, and sermon archives are included.
http://whiteoakchurch.us/
