Detroit Masonic Temple (largest Masonic building)

Completed in 1926 and designed by architect George D. Mason, the Detroit Masonic Temple is widely described as the largest Masonic temple complex in the world. The building contains multiple theaters, ballrooms, lodge rooms, a gymnasium, and a swimming pool, and it has been used for both fraternal and public events. The Temple is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and remains an active meeting place for Masonic organizations and a venue for concerts and performances.