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<blockquote data-quote="Hazelelponi" data-source="post: 76293652" data-attributes="member: 410853"><p>If you took some time to look into it, you know the entire place seeks to replicate various historical art and architecture. Quote</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>A National Historic Landmark in the heart of Philadelphia, the Masonic Temple features a Norman-style exterior which ushers visitors inside where stylistic references to the Middle Ages give way to a fantasy of Renaissance-inspired neoclassicism in the corridors and stairs and to 19th Century “eclectic revivalism” in the lodge rooms. Oriental Hall and the neoclassical Library and Museum, the Grand Banquet Hall, the Grand Master’s Suite and offices share the first floor. Norman, Egyptian, and Ionic Halls share the second floor with Corinthian and Renaissance Halls. The third floor houses Gothic Hall. Two ornate corridors and stair halls complement and connect every room.</p><p></p><p>Theres nothing wrong with historical art and architecture... the Egyptian portion is one room in a very large building. People spend money every year to see the pyramids, one of the great wonders of the world. Its a look at history, and isn't satanic or evil.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hazelelponi, post: 76293652, member: 410853"] If you took some time to look into it, you know the entire place seeks to replicate various historical art and architecture. Quote A National Historic Landmark in the heart of Philadelphia, the Masonic Temple features a Norman-style exterior which ushers visitors inside where stylistic references to the Middle Ages give way to a fantasy of Renaissance-inspired neoclassicism in the corridors and stairs and to 19th Century “eclectic revivalism” in the lodge rooms. Oriental Hall and the neoclassical Library and Museum, the Grand Banquet Hall, the Grand Master’s Suite and offices share the first floor. Norman, Egyptian, and Ionic Halls share the second floor with Corinthian and Renaissance Halls. The third floor houses Gothic Hall. Two ornate corridors and stair halls complement and connect every room. Theres nothing wrong with historical art and architecture... the Egyptian portion is one room in a very large building. People spend money every year to see the pyramids, one of the great wonders of the world. Its a look at history, and isn't satanic or evil. [/QUOTE]
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