Madison Masonic Lodge, Masonic temple in Madison, New Jersey
Madison Masonic Lodge is a brick masonic temple located at 170 Main Street in Madison, New Jersey, with Classical and Federal architectural features. The building displays design elements characteristic of early American religious architecture adapted for fraternal use.
The building was originally constructed in 1825 as the Presbyterian Church of Chatham Township. In 1930 it was converted into Madison Lodge No. 93 Free & Accepted Masons.
The structure maintains regular Masonic gatherings where members participate in traditional ceremonies and engage in philosophical discussions about moral development.
Visits to the building are restricted and require advance arrangements with the Grand Lodge of New Jersey. Interested visitors should contact the lodge directly ahead of time to learn about access conditions and any special events.
The building stands as the oldest brick structure in Madison and the oldest masonry church building in Morris County. Its transformation from a religious institution to a fraternal lodge reflects changing community needs across generations.
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