7-13 W Beverley St
Masonic Temple Building, 1895
BrickContributes to the historic character of the district
1895
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From the National Register nomination
yellow brick, 5 1/2 stories with roof belvedere, complex gable roof, 7 bays. Eclectic mixture of classical and medieval details. Central gable with Palladian window and terra-cotta emblem of Masonic order. Elliptical arches in storefront openings (3 bays), fenestration is varied. Third floor originally housed the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals. I.E.A. Rose, supervising architect. terra-cotta facade, and Hackett, ca. 1891, for H.L. Lang and Company, Jewelers.
People
- I.E.A. Rose architect (supervising architect)
- Hackett architect (ca. 1891, for H.L. Lang and Company, Jewelers)
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