ZANESVILLE — The Masonic Temple stood tall in Zanesville for nearly 120 years, towering over most buildings and leaving visitors amazed by its beautiful craftmanship once they entered. When the ...

Manitowoc Lodge No. 65 of the Free & Accepted Masons was granted a charter on June 12, 1856. The first officers were the Rev. Melanchton Hoyt (worshipful master and founder), Peleg Grover (senior ...

In the galleries and exhibits of the Johnson County Museum of History, the story of the county unfolds through troves of artifacts. Native American tools and pioneer home goods can be found adjacent ...

FAIRBANKS — One of the most iconic buildings along the Fairbanks riverfront, the 112-year-old Masonic Temple at 809 First Ave., was demolished this past March 17 after a portion of the roof collapsed.

The next time you're in downtown Pine Bluff, pause for a moment at the corner of East Fourth Avenue and State Street. Take a good look at the building with the words "Masonic Temple" above the front ...

The Erie Masonic Temple Building has been awarded placement on the National Register of Historic Places by the National Park Service. The six-story Masonic Temple Building, at 32 W. Eighth St., houses ...

ZANESVILLE — It is not commonplace for Amity Lodge No. 5 to go public with its fundraising efforts. They prefer to handle things of such nature in house. These are not common times, however. Amity No.

A five-story Neoclassical building with a grand history as a Masonic meeting place has burned beyond repair in Aurora, ending more than a decade of decay of the Lincoln Masonic Temple. The fire that ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X CHESTER – Chester is about to lose one more link to its historic past. December 2018 will bring a ...

Gary Black, [email protected] Mar 25, 2018 Mar 25, 2018 Updated Apr 4, 2018 FAIRBANKS — In a matter of minutes, a piece of Fairbanks history disappeared, collapsing under the weight of nature and ...

The next time you're in downtown Pine Bluff, pause for a moment at the corner of East Fourth Avenue and State Street. Take a good look at the building with the words "Masonic Temple" above the front ...