North Vancouver Masonic Temple

North Vancouver, Canada

Exterior only

Visible from the street; the inside is private.

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Heritage registerCanadian Register of Historic Places↗

Built in 1911, the North Vancouver Masonic Temple stands as a notable example of Mission Revival architecture in British Columbia. Designed by architect Archibald Campbell Hope, the temple reflects the early 20th-century popularity of the Mission style in North America, characterized by its distinctive stucco walls and arched forms. The building served the local Masonic community and has since been recognized for its heritage significance, appearing in the community's heritage register. Its survival demonstrates the enduring architectural legacy of both Freemasonry's institutional presence and the Mission Revival movement in the Pacific Northwest.