Masonic Temple Building (Raleigh, North Carolina)
USA /
North Carolina /
Raleigh /
Raleigh, North Carolina /
Fayetteville Street, 133
World
/ USA
/ North Carolina
/ Raleigh
World / United States / North Carolina
freemason / masonic temple, NRHP - National Register of Historic Places, 1907_construction
Designed by Charles McMillan, this downtown landmark is perhaps the state's oldest surviving steel-reinforced concrete building. Indiana limestone clads its first three floors, with tan brick and decorative terra-cotta covering the upper stories. It was built in 1907.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masonic_Temple_Building_(Fayetteville_Street,_Raleigh,_North_Carolina)
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 35°46'42"N 78°38'20"W
- Scottish Rite Center 356 km
- George Washington National Masonic Memorial 365 km
- Masonic Health Care Center 517 km
- Ohio Masonic Home 651 km
- Hasan Shrine 691 km
- Indiana Masonic Home 772 km
- Rockville Elks Lodge 1359 864 km
- Masonic Schriners Family Center 908 km
- Future Site of the Scottish Rite Cathedral - Valley of Chicago 1066 km
- Tarbolton 5855 km
- Downtown Raleigh, NC 0.2 km
- Historic Oakwood Neighborhood 0.9 km
- Boylan Heights 1.3 km
- Dorothea Dix Park 1.9 km
- North Carolina Correctional Institution for Women 2.2 km
- Pullen Park 2.3 km
- Wake County, North Carolina 2.5 km
- NC Farmers Market 2.6 km
- North Carolina State University Main Campus 3.2 km
- North Carolina State University Centennial Campus 3.9 km