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Berkeley's 1905 Masonic Temple later became a bank
Berkeley, California
Berkeley's Masons started a lodge in 1882 and built this Classical Revival block at Bancroft and Shattuck in 1905, to a design by William H. Wharff. A bank took the building over in 1944 and university staff later filled the upper floors. It stands one block west of the campus edge and is on the National Register.
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