The Masonic Temple is unusual in Cordova for both its stucco covering and its Classical Revival design. The facade of the two-story building is crowned with a pediment supported by corner pilasters. The doorway has a broken pediment, again supported by pilasters. Built in 1925, the building houses club and lodge rooms on the second floor, with a kitchen and ballroom on the first.
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