Set on a hill overlooking Alexandria, the George Washington Masonic National Memorial stands as a 9-story neoclassical structure, honoring the nation’s first president and the heritage of the Freemasons. The building’s design and museum within offer a detailed exploration of Washington’s life and the significant contributions of his Freemason fraternity to the United States. Visitors can explore the museum, which provides a rich narrative of the historical and cultural impact of the Freemasons, set against the backdrop of the memorial’s imposing architecture.
George Washington Masonic National Memorial
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