Masonic Temple, Masonic temple in Great Falls, Montana

The Masonic Temple is a 1914 building at 821 Central Avenue in Great Falls, Montana. It is a three-story masonry structure whose facade carries the stonework and symbolic carving of a Masonic hall of its era. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2000.

The building was constructed in 1914 as a gathering place for the city's growing Masonic community. Its listing on the National Register of Historic Places in 2000 recognized its importance as a preserved example of early 20th century architecture.

Three active Masonic lodges gather regularly within these walls, shaping how the space is used and experienced. The interior arrangement reflects the ritual structure and values that Freemasonry has maintained in this community for generations.

The building sits in the downtown area and is easily accessible on foot. As an active Masonic temple, it is not always open to casual visitors, so checking ahead about visiting times is advisable.

The building at 821 Central Avenue has housed Cascade Lodge No. 34, Euclid Lodge No. 58 and Delta Lodge No. 128, and the York Rite Bodies and Hassan Grotto MOVPER also meet there. A Saturday 9 a.m. coffee-and-donuts gathering in the basement lets visitors meet members.