Скачать или смотреть London’s Hidden Landmark, the Grand Freemasons’ Hall

Let's visit the interior architecture of the Freemasons' Hall, London — from the moment you walk in to some of its most impressive spaces. The main entrance of the Freemasons' Hall in London is on Great Queen Street. When you enter, you first come into a grand vestibule and cloakroom area — interestingly, many original features and architecture survive, including cloakroom fittings and even built-in ashtrays from the 1930s.
From the entrance to the of the Freemasons' Hall in London, two semi-circular staircases, lit by stained-glass windows in a style reminiscent of early Gothic design, rise up to a secondary vestibule above. That upstairs vestibule sits behind a pylon over the front door and is decorated with plaques naming the “Hall Stone Lodges” — the lodges whose donations helped fund the building. Once inside to the of the Freemasons' Hall in London, , you see a spectacular interior architecture. The walls and floors are lined with marble; the ceiling and cornices have mosaic decoration, with symbolic and allegorical art — including representations of the four “cardinal virtues”: Prudence, Temperance, Fortitude, and Justice.

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