Summit Masonic Temple Tour

By September 20, 2018International Summit

CMG 2018 International Summit Optional Saturday Tour of the Masonic Temple

Masonic Temple of Philadelphia

Masonic Temple of Philadelphia

Spend an inspiring afternoon touring the Masonic Temple in downtown Philadelphia. The Temple is a true feast for the eyes, a not-to-be-missed historic stop during your CMG International Summit stay.

A Brief Overview

“The Masonic Temple in Philadelphia was constructed in 1873. It has been called one of the great “wonders” of the Masonic world. Adorned with some of the finest artifacts of Freemasonry and magnificent Lodge rooms based on themes of the ancient architectural world, the Masonic Temple connects us with our past by outwardly displaying our Masonic traditions and values.” — The Masonic Temple in Philadelphia

Masonic Temple of Philadelphia

Masonic Temple of Philadelphia

Historic Place

This architectural wonder is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and designated a National Historic Landmark as one of the most elaborate examples of Masonic architecture.

Masonic Temple of Philadelphia

Masonic Temple of Philadelphia

Windrim and Herzog

Designed by James H. Windrim with a Normandy cathedral-like exterior, construction took five years and was completed in 1873. The interiors were designed by George Herzog, spanning a nearly 20-year process. Each room is decorated in a different historically accurate style featuring ornate wood details, hand carved furniture, paintings, and pilasters.

Tour Details

Date: Saturday, November 10, 2018

Time: 1:15 pm; Meet in the hotel lobby.

Length: 1 hour

Cost: $10.00 CASH

Guide: Lori Wilson

This is an OPTIONAL Summit tour and it is limited to the first 50 people. Be sure to RSVP!

RSVP: By November 1, 2018, to lori@loriwilsonartist.com

Our tour will depart from the hotel lobby at 1:15 pm, then it is a short walk to the Masonic Temple.

 

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