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Scottish Rite Cathedral

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Scottish Rite Cathedral, January 2001.

Scottish Rite Cathedral 

The first Scottish Rite Cathedral was built on the corner of 14th and Byron Streets in 1908. It was destroyed in a fire March 5, 1915. A second Cathedral building, designed by Wheeling architect Frederick F. Faris was built upon the same grounds in 1916. "This apparent disaster proved to be not unmixed with blessing as the new cathedral which took its place is much more pretentious and much better equipped for Masonic purposes, housing as it does all of the Masonic bodies in Wheeling." [1]

More history coming soon. 

 Location

 ▶ 83 14th Street (NE corner of 14th and Byron Streets)

Images

Scottish Rite Cathedral

Additional Resources

Materials in the Library's Wheeling Room: (non-circulating - ask for access at reference desk) 

Materials in the Library's Archives: (non-circulating, view by appointment only*) 
*Call 304-232-0244 or send an email to make an appointment to view archival materials.

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