Masonic Temple

Masonic Temple is a historic Warren landmark with deep ties to regional and Masonic history. Known as the second oldest continuously used Masonic Hall in North America, it was partially built from oak timbers connected to the British stone fleet sunk in Newport Harbor during the Revolutionary War. Inside, the Lodge Room features hand-painted Egyptian motif frescos by Max Muller, a Mason and Rhode Island School of Design artist, completed in 1915. Tours are available by appointment.