Is The Masonic Temple haunted?

The Masonic Temple is a popular a venue on the edge of the Cass Corridor that hosts events and concerts. It opened in 1926 after being designed by architect George Mason. In addition to being a venue, it serves as a meeting space for the Free Mason fraternity. 

Around this time of year, rumors typically begin to spread about the history of the temple, George Mason’s passing and whether the building is haunted. 

Rob Moore, the Executive director of the Detroit Masonic Temple Library, Archive, and Research Center joined the program to set the record straight.

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