The City of Pasadena, until 1875, was known as “Indiana Colony.” It had been purchased by group of wealthy Eastern and Central States investors. Even before the town was chartered in 1901, Pasadena Lodge No. 272 was granted its Charter on October 16, 1884. In December, 1895, Temple Lodge of Perfection No. 7 was constituted, 1896 Temple Chapter of Rose Croix No. 4 was instituted and just six weeks later, the Temple Council of Kadosh No. 4. Pasadena Consistory No. 4 was formed in 1898.
From 1895 to 1905 the Rite shared the third floor of the Stanton Building on Raymond and Colorado Boulevard with Corona Lodge No. 324. In 1905 the Bodies moved into a new Temple at 77 North Fair Oaks Avenue, which was home for the next 20 years. As the membership grew it again became necessary to construct a new Cathedral at 150 No. Madison Avenue. It was ready for occupancy and dedicated in early 1925, complete with auditorium, stage and 90 scenery drops. pasadenascottishrite.org

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Location: Pasadena, Los Angeles County, California, United States

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