Temple maçonnique, Masonic temple in Colmar, France.
The Masonic temple in Colmar is a building with a square floor plan and an offset front section facing the street. A stair tower distinguishes the exterior and marks the entrance to the interior spaces.
The building was constructed in 1906 and reflects the expansion of Freemasonry in eastern France during the early 20th century. Its architecture represents the importance and growth this movement experienced during that period.
The temple displays Masonic symbols throughout its stained glass windows and carved woodwork that visitors can see inside. These decorative elements tell the story of traditions and values that Freemasons have preserved in this space.
The temple houses six different Masonic lodges and opens to visitors during special occasions for guided tours. Planning ahead allows you to check when these tours are available and arrange your visit accordingly.
The ground floor is called the 'Republican Temple' and features numerous Masonic symbols carved into woodwork and set in stained glass windows. This space serves as the heart of the building for the lodges that meet there regularly.
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