The Regency Ballroom

The Regency Ballroom was constructed in nineteen hundred and nine as the Scottish Rite Temple. While it is now a premier concert venue, its walls were originally designed to house a secret society. The building remains filled with subtle Freemason iconography that was carefully woven into its architectural details. If you look closely, you can find carvings of maned lion heads and double headed phoenixes hidden throughout the structure, symbols that reflect the masonic themes of light and rebirth.