Concert Hall ~ Turn-of-the-Century Paris decor
The Concert Hall at Symphony Center was the Blue Lodge Room of the former Masonic Temple where the Lodge would meet when all members were present.
Where you see our stage now was a three step riser the width of the room, where Lodge officers would sit. The ghost, George, was a maintenance man in the old Temple, and on stage is one place where his presence has been felt the strongest.

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Theatre ~ Ballroom ~ The oval painting
of Castle Chillon on the stage front, is the only original surface left in the room. The Poet Lord Byron, a Mason, did some of his writing here on the shores of Lake Geneva.

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