Lodge Burns Immortal 1730

Lodge Burns Immortal No. 1730, although young in years, is steeped in the Tradition of Scottish Freemasonry.
The very name conjures up thoughts of our National Heritage.
Within our Temple Brethren who differ in social ideals.
Within our Temple Brethren who differ in Modes of Thought.
Within our Temple Brethren who differ in Habits of Life are able to meet around a common Altar, share a common Hope and seek a common Ideal.
That Ideal is the building of a Universal Temple of peace, Harmony and Brotherhood.
Brethren who visit are welcomed with the spirit of the poem penned by Robert Burns

Now sir, if ye hae friends enow,
Tho' real friends, I b'lieve, are few,
Yet, if your calalogue be fou,
I'se no insist,
But gif ye want ae friend that's true
I'm on your list.