Masonic Lodge
411 St. Clair Avenue
The Masonic Temple, 411 St. Clair Avenue, Sheboygan, was built in 1929 on the site of the former Frank Roenitz property for $175,000.00. Tudor Gothic in style, it is built of Bedford stone with leaded glass windows. A. R. Clas of Chicago was the architect. The floors are of travertine marble. The walls seem to be, too, but they are, in fact, a work of trompe l'oeil, or a process done to fool the eye. This building is a truly unique and outstanding architectural gem.
Masonic symbols over the front doorway
at the entrance
entrance hall ceiling
Men's Lounge
Masonic regalia
Women's Lounge
stairway to second level
entrance to Grand Hall
view of Grand Hall from upper level window
knocker and peep hole
ceremonial altar
Masonic dress
