Philadelphia Masonic Temple's decorated lodge rooms

The Philadelphia Masonic Temple, located on Broad Street, is a late 19th-century building designed by architect James H. Windrim that contains multiple lodge and meeting rooms. Each of the temple's principal lodge rooms is decorated in a distinct historic or stylistic scheme, making the interior notable for its varied architectural and decorative design. The building operates as a working Masonic headquarters and offers guided tours of its architecturally significant interiors.