The Saint John Masonic Temple is a prominent building located in the city of Saint John, New Brunswick. It is a historical landmark and serves as the headquarters for Freemasonry in New Brunswick. The building was built in 1859 and has served as a place of Masonic activity for over 150 years.
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- One of Atlantic Canada's oldest lodges,[1] the masonic temple is located on 92 Germain Street in Uptown Saint John.
- On January 26, 1929 fire would once again haunt the Masonic fraternity in Saint John when the Masonic Temple was all but destroyed.
- The Saint John Masonic Temple is a historic building in Saint John, New Brunswick. It is located on the corner of Princess and Union Streets, and was built in 1887.
- Masonic Temple (Cathedral Street, St. John's). ... The $28,000 the Masons received in insurance money was used to help finance the current Masonic Temple.
- The St. John’s Masonic Temple was added to the Ladysmith Community Heritage Register in 2014. Here is a map showing the location of 26 Gatacre Street
- The Masonic temple at 6 Cathedral Street was not the Masons' first meeting hall in St. John's. The first was a wooden structure built on Long's Hill in 1885.
- > St. John’s Masonic Temple – City of St. John’s Heritage Site. ... The Masonic Temple is a three storey brick building located at 6 Cathedral Street, St. John’s, NL.
- Processions are a pagan tradition like the “Procession of the Prechten” in Germany, which is very similar to the one at St. John the Divine in many ways.
- Masonic Temple (Cathedral Street, St. John’s). Retrieved from Masonic Temple, St. John's, NL (heritage.nf.ca). The History of Saint John's Lodge No.1 (2021).
