National Register of Historic Places in Alameda County
The Masonic Temple is one of the earliest of the multistoried brick buildings which replaced Berkeley's wooden pioneer business district in the first decade of the 20th century.
It was designed in 1905 by William Wharff, architect of several buildings which helped establish the brick classical downtown style between 1903 and 1909. It is the only one of these buildings still largely unaltered.
Some Masonic Halls in California
Alameda
Benicia
Berkeley
Camptonville
Colfax
Columbia
Daly City
Downieville
Ferndale
Fort Bragg
Grass Valley
Greenville
Hornitos
Jamestown
Knights Ferry
Mendocino
Milton
Murphys
Nevada City
North Bloomfield
Orland
Sacramanto
Sacramanto (Eastern Star Hall)
Saint Helena
San Francisco (1849)
San Francisco (1911)
Shasta State Historic Park
Sonoma
Suison City
Susanville
Tehama
Vallejo
Westwood
Wheatland
Willows
Woodbridge
Other Masonic Halls in The American West
Ashland, Oregon
Austin, Nevada
Genoa, Nevada
Gardnerville, Nevada