Throughout the Lodge, you will see evidence of its fine 1922 craftsmanship, in the heavy Mission oak trim and doors. Follow the winding staircase upstairs (or take the elevator) to the second floor. Here you find a long gallery of all of the Past Masters of Hoffman Lodge, The Royal Arch High Priests and Cyprus Commandery Commanders lining the walls. There is a large coat room and rest room/ lounges. A turn to the left and you enter the huge Assembly Hall - Dining Room.
The Assembly Hall - Dining Room features a large stage with a piano and an organ. Through the door on the far right is a butler's pantry and large commercial kitchen.
On the other side of the Assembly Room, overlooking busy North Street, is the Billiard Room. Notice the pair of antique regulation-size Brunswick tables and the beautiful collection of Mission oak billiard chairs and cue racks.
In the adjoining Card Room are four sets of round oak card tables and chairs, and a chess set ready for play.
Through the archway from the Card Room you'll find the Lounge Room, which occupies the bright corner location overlooking the intersection of Courtland and North Streets. The comfortable couches and chairs flank a TV and VCR, and the glass-enclosed library shelves are filled with historic Masonic books, photos and trophies.
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