THE MASONIC TEMPLE DETROIT
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Built in the 1920s as the largest Masonic Temple in the world, the Detroit Masonic Temple is an architectural marvel, encapsulating the magnificence and grandeur that Freemasonry had reached in its prime. Towering at 14 stories, the building contains several grand and intimate spaces, including two actively used theaters, a chapel, eight lodge rooms, two ballrooms, dining rooms, various office rooms, and a 17,500 square foot drill hall. The building is a joy to tour and feels like a glimpse into the glorious past.
The entrance to the majestic old Detroit Masonic Temple, the largest Masonic Temple in the world.  |
| Guardians of the main entryway. |
| The ornate balcony level above the main lobby. |
| Entering the immaculate Greek Ionic Lodge Room. |
| A straight-on view of the officers' chairs. |
| Stairs lead up to the upper seating area. |
| Masonic "G" in square and compass symbol in an old desk. |
| Looking out one of the side entrances. |
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