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Masonic Temple Library & Museum Library

The Masonic Temple is the home of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Pennsylvania. The current building, dedicated in 1873, now houses the Masonic Library and Museum of Pennsylvania. The library contains the most extensive collection of Masonic literature in America. The museum houses a diversified collection of Masonic treasures that is unequaled and international in scope. The Masons sponsor a number of youth, educational and recreational opportunities. They have been strong supporters of Little League baseball and direct a number of scholarship and grant programs.

Website: pagrandlodge.org

Phone: (215) 988-1900

Cross Streets: Between JFK Blvd and Cuthbert St

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1 North Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19107-2520 ·267.48 mi

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Tripadvisor traveler mightyeproductions 10/12/26

Aloha. Was there recently working an Event as a Vendor for my cousin who was the Bride. Beautiful venue but a couple of the staff there missed the mark. I am not sure how passive aggressive, snappy, insecure people keep making it as bosses in this world but this trend needs to stop. At least a couple of the staff were inconsiderate, thought they were better than everyone else, and downright weren't professional. Overall the Wedding itself was fabulous and can't say enough awesome things about the venue. However, just wanted to give caution to anyone wanting to use this venue in the future to Celebrate their special day to be careful. You may run into two-faced people who run your show to which I sincerely apologize in advance. Anyway this comment probably wouldn't matter to people, but I'm gonna give my two cents anyway. Beautiful venue, the upper management needs work though. Stay Safe Everyone, Aloha Ke Akua (God's Love to All) - Keoni J P.S. Shout Out to Daniel at the Front!!!!

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Tripadvisor traveler 41charlenef 10/09/26

This building is spectacular! The interior is even more amazing than the beautiful exterior. The architecture, the colors, the details...wow! Our tour guide was excellent -- very knowledgeable, interesting, and able to answer all our questions. Definitely a highlight of my visit to Philadelphia.

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Tripadvisor traveler Andrewmac44 09/13/26

Excellent beautiful building right next to City Hall. We visited and all tours have a guide for 1 hour and time before or after can be spent looking at museum. Tour includes going into 8 magnificent themed halls with amazing architecture. This is a hidden gem, and only $15 for adults

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Tripadvisor traveler 99robinc 07/25/26

The tour of this beautiful building was just fantastic and great value as well. Our tour guide, John, was very thorough and knowledgeable about the architecture, history and uses of the building today.

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Tripadvisor traveler EvaT1574 01/13/26

From the distance we thought this building is a church. Well it's a kind of for freemasons. We bought guided tour ahead, the fee for senior was USD 10. You can visit it only with guided tour which should be for 1 hour but our was only 45 minutes. We went through the building quite quickly, when we wanted to ask the question the guide told us to keep it till end of the tour and when we ended the tour he disappeared - that's the reason why I gave 1 star less. This is amazing place, various rooms are breathtaking with lavish decorations. The museum rooms where are on display various items related to freemasonry are full of items and we really needed time to read properly everything. It's not enough to have only 1 hour to visit this amazing place and absorb all information. In a small gift shop we bought booklet about this Grand Lodge temple (USD 25) which is very well written and fridge magnet (USD 5) to remember this wonderful place. This is MUST visit place when in the city.

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