Learn more about touring the Temple, the home of Pennsylvania Masons for over 150 years.
Explore an exquisite collection of books and unique artifacts relating to Freemasonry.
The Masonic Temple in Philadelphia
A National Historic Landmark in the heart of Philadelphia, the Masonic Temple at One North Broad Street is home to the Masonic Library and Museum and the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania.
The building features a Norman-style exterior which ushers visitors inside, where stylistic references to the Middle Ages give way to a fantasy of Renaissance-inspired neoclassicism in the corridors and stairs and to 19th century “eclectic revivalism” in the lodge rooms. Step inside to take Philadelphia magazine’s Best of Philly® 2024 – Best Tour.
The Masonic Temple is within walking distance of many Philadelphia attractions such as Reading Terminal Market, Philadelphia City Hall, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and LOVE Park. Learn about convenient parking, tours and admission fees.
Current Exhibits
250th Anniversary of the U.S.
For 250 years, Masonic traditions and principles have been hidden in plain sight within the United States, including the presence of cornerstones, the American flag and verbiage from the country’s founding documents.
America’s Pastime
In conjunction with the nation’s 250th birthday and the MLB All-Star game returning to Philadelphia over the summer, we are highlighting our city and baseball players with Masonic connections.
Commemorating Milestones
Celebrating America’s centennial, bicentennial and sesquicentennial years with various items from our archives.
International Masonic Display
This display contains archival Masonic items from around the world.
