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Our Home: The Madison Masonic Center
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Madison Masonic Center
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The Valley of Madison Scottish Rite (32° Masons) is located in the Madison Masonic Center in downtown Madison, just two blocks from the Capitol Square. This beautiful building, which was completed in 1925, was originally known as the Temple of Freemasonry. It was designed by the well-known Madison architects James & Edward Law. Its dedication on Sept. 30, 1925, was headlined in the Wisconsin State Journal. An official state and Madison landmark, it is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Besides being home to the 32° Masons, it is also home to a number of other Masonic organizations (see below). In recent years it has also become a community resource, available for wedding receptions, large dinners, conferences, speeches, musical events, plays, etc.
It's facilities include a ballroom which can also seat up to 500 for dinner, an auditorium seating 950, a large lounge suitable for informal receptions, a small dining room seating 50, meeting rooms, and a full kitchen.
The Madison Masonic Center office can be contacted by email MMC office, or by phone at 608 256-5734.
Masonic Bodies meeting in the Madison Masonic Center (with links where available):
Lodges
Madison Lodge No. 5
Community Pages
Web Site
Hiram Lodge No. 50
Web Site
Commonwealth Lodge No. 325
Web Site
Four Lakes Daylight Lodge No. 362
Scottish Rite
Madison 32ð Masons (Scottish Rite)
York Rite
Madison Chapter No. 4, Royal Arch Masons
Madison Council No. 3, Royal and Select Masters
Robert Macoy Commandery No. 3, Knights Templar
Others
Amaranth
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Daughters of the Nile
Other Resources
32ð Madison Masonic Learning Center for Children
Community Pages
Robert Monteith, III Masonic Library and Museum
Community Pages
revised: 05/01/08
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