what is inside a masonic grand-lodge?

Question

what is inside a masonic grand-lodge?

Answer 1

it is the same as any other masonic lodge...



ok, to some other misguided responses:



* there is no pentagraph in freemasonry, it is the blazing star which represents God (and don't try to interpret God as some satanic entity, in Freemasonry, that is not the case)...



* 1) no casket in the grand lodge, or any other lodge, 2) the image of the casket in freemasonry is to remind us we have a limited time to act and live moral lives, assisting others in need as we would want them to assist us in our time of need, and to improve ourselves

Answer 2

As others have said, same as in any other masonic lodge, but bigger and fancier: lodge meeting rooms mostly. The Grand Lodge also has a large library, a museum, and (because it runs the rest of the lodges) it has lots of offices and everything else you'd expect in an office building.



Check the link for a guided online tour of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania

Answer 3

the same as any other masonic lodge

Answer 4

I have visited the one in Guthrie Oklahoma when my dad took his 32nd.It was big and very pretty.I think they have a place for the men to study to take their degrees.Of course a lot of it We could not see.

Answer 5

The Baphmet Pentangle strewn with the bodies of the last 200 or so people who looked.

Answer 6

There is a casket in there. It is to remind members of what will happen to them if they tell about secrets. Secrets like that there is a casket in there.

Answer 7

the grand poo-baa and his hairy butt crack.