Masonic Temple

The Masonic Temple is a building with Neo-Classical architecture in Quincy, Massachusetts, distinguished by columns, pediments, and elaborately detailed facades. Inside are specialized rooms for different fraternal rituals and gatherings.

The temple was designed by architectural firm J. Williams Beal & Sons and later listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The building reflects the importance of Freemasonry in Massachusetts during its creation.

The building has served as a gathering place for Freemasons and their community across many generations. The different rooms show how the fraternity organized its meetings and public events.

The building has multiple rooms with different purposes, making it possible to separate various activities by space. The room layout is logically organized to support the operation of different ceremonies and gatherings.

The building contains specialized chambers for different ritual types, including separate rooms for York and Scottish Rite ceremonies. This dual purpose was uncommon for temples of this size and style in the early 20th century.

Location: Massachusetts

Architects: J. Williams Beal, Sons

GPS coordinates: 42.25347,-71.00472

Latest update: December 13, 2025 12:25