Philadelphia Masonic Temple's themed lodge rooms

The Philadelphia Masonic Temple, designed by James H. Windrim and completed in 1873, occupies a block on North Broad Street and serves as headquarters for the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania. Its interior comprises multiple elaborately decorated lodge rooms, each finished in a distinct architectural style with carved woodwork, mosaic floors, and symbolic murals. The building is noted for its richly ornamented, purpose-designed ceremonial spaces and is open for guided tours.