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Once again this much travelled Tamworth Travelling Gavel is on the march yet again, leaving New York it finds<br />
its way to another part of America, this time to; ~ where it was presented into the 4 th Warwick Lodge.<br />
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RHODE ISLAND<br />
Grand Lodge District of Rhode Island F. & A. M.<br />
The Grand Lodge<br />
Of the Most Ancient and Honourable Society of<br />
Free and Excepted Masons<br />
For the State of<br />
Rhode Island<br />
Grand Lodge of Rhode Island 27 th June 1791<br />
and<br />
Providence Plantations<br />
Grand Lodge of Rhode Island, F&AM<br />
222 Taunton Ave.<br />
East Providence, RI 02194<br />
(401) 435-4650 (401) 435-4650<br />
Hours: 8.00am to 4.00 pm<br />
www.rimasons.org<br />
Flag<br />
Grand Lodge of Rhode Island<br />
RI Lodges<br />
Grand Lodge of Rhode Island; www.rimasons.org<br />
The Masonic Temple (known locally as the “Mason Building”) is one of two monumental buildings in<br />
central Providence that remained unfinished and abandoned for decades. Originally planned as a meeting hall<br />
for the Freemasons, construction work was abandoned in 1929 as a result of financial difficulties caused by<br />
the Great Depression. With the outbreak of World War II construction was halted permanently.<br />
The building, constructed in the Greek Revival style, is located prominently on Francis Street opposite<br />
the Rhode Island State House. The opening of the Providence<br />
Place Mall next door across Hayes Street has made the site prime real<br />
estate. In 2004, the building was purchased by Sage Hospitality<br />
Resources, which converted it into a luxury hotel. The Renaissance<br />
Providence Hotel opened in June 2007.<br />
The adjoining building known as the Veterans Memorial<br />
Auditorium, located between the Mason Building and Interstate 95,<br />
was originally part of the same complex, and was connected to the<br />
Temple by a small structure at ground level. While construction<br />
halted at the same time as the Temple building, it was completed in<br />
the 1950s.<br />
Masonic Temple, Providence of Rhode Island<br />
About Rhode Island: