The Grand Lodge of Tennessee of the Free and Accepted Masons
Categories: Special Event Venues History and Architecture Tour
Address
100 7th Ave N
Nashville, TN 37203
615-255-2625
Neighborhood
Historic CoreDetails
Designed by local architectural firm Asmus and Clark, the Grand Lodge of Tennessee was built in 1925, a time when most architects designing monumental buildings turned to the Neoclassical style, also known as Classical Revival. The Greek Ionic order was chosen to enrich the imposing monumental block of the four-story concrete building. Ionic pilasters and engaged columns march across the building’s visible facades. The bronze light standards in front, which incorporate lion forms, are an integral part of the Neoclassical design.
Nearby Dining
- Humphreys Street Coffee601A Broadway (173 feet SE)
- Heirloom Rooftop at Holston House118 7th Ave N (247 feet NW)
- TENN118 7th Ave N (253 feet NW)
- Five Daughters Bakery5036 Broadway (344 feet NE)
Nearby Shopping
- The Normal Brand5068 Broadway Place (148 feet NE)
- Humphreys Street Coffee601A Broadway (173 feet SE)
- Nash Collection5061 Broadway Place (355 feet NE)
- Apple Store500 Broadway Place (547 feet E)
- Ariat5034 Broadway Place (565 feet NE)
Nearby Arts & Entertainment
- Bella Selfie Bar142 Rosa L Parks Blvd (540 feet W)
- National Museum of African American Music510 Broadway Place (547 feet E)
- Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame and Museum501 Broadway (572 feet E)
- Topgolf Swing Suites127 Rosa L Parks Blvd (647 feet W)
Nearby Parking
- Keenan112 7th Ave N (138 feet NW)
- Tennessee Lot123 7th Ave N (370 feet NW)
- First Baptist Lot A113 7th Ave S (469 feet S)
- 5th & Broadway Parking Garage/Retail598 Broadway (547 feet E)