In the first photograph to the left (facing East), the asylum is configured as a hall for a convocation of a lodge of either Mark Masters, Past Masters, or Most Excellent Masters. In the second photograph (facing West), the asylum is configured as a hall for an assembly of a council of Royal and Select Masters.

Photographs of the asylum properly configured for a convocation of a commandery of Knights Templar will be posted soon.

Below the two photographs is a sketch of the asylum's original décor, which hangs in the asylum's reception area.

Click here to see the exterior of Jefferson Park Masonic Temple.

[1] See Bruce Barnes, ed., “History and Rededication of Jefferson Masonic Temple,” The Hesperian (Chicago), vol. 70, no. 3 (July 2005): 1, 16. See also Edward E. Gaunt, A Historical Account of the First 100 Years of Providence Lodge No. 711, A.F.&A.M., (date unknown [c. 1968?]).