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Our Lodge Building

Seated at the heart of downtown Duluth at Lake Avenue and Second Street, our Temple building is a vital part of the history, spanning two centuries, and future of northern Minnesota.

Originally built in 1904 with Moorish onion-shaped domes visible at each corner of the roof seen in the old postcard below, has been removed since and an elevator has been added. The cornerstone was laid August 10, 1904, by Masonic Grand Master of Minnesota William A. McGonagle and Joshua B. Culver, Duluth’s first mayor, was the first master of Lodge.

(Original image below published by V.O. Hammon & Co.)

Architecture and symbolism combined to beautify
and instruct to the discerning eye.
(LEFT: columns supporting the entrance to the lodge.
RIGHT: the Junior Wardens chair.)

(LEFT: engraving at the front of the lodge.
RIGHT: The ceiling canopy of the blue lodge.)

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