Dayton Masonic Center

The Dayton Masonic Center is a large stone temple in the downtown area that hosts events and gatherings of various kinds. Its interior contains multiple halls and decorated spaces designed for different types of functions and performances.

Construction began in 1925 as a major building project that took several years to complete. The scale of the undertaking made it one of the significant construction efforts of that decade in the city.

The building serves as a venue for classical performances and community events that draw local audiences. It functions as a cultural space where the symphony orchestra connects musicians with listeners throughout the year.

The building is located on a major street and offers free parking for visitors. It provides comfortable access and has spacious entry areas for different types of events.

The building was constructed with marble from multiple states and houses a specialized learning support facility for children. These features show how the center functions both as an architectural structure and as a space for community support.

Location: Dayton

Part of: Steele's Hill-Grafton Hill Historic District

GPS coordinates: 39.76540,-84.20300

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:56