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Perfectly overlooking downtown New Castle, the Scottish Rite Cathedral is one of the area's most beautiful historic buildings. In 1924, Illustrious Brother John S. Wallace wanted to build a Masonic Temple large enough for all Masonic groups to meet. Today, the Cathedral is still used as a Masonic Temple, as well as a public Banquet Facility and a 2,800 seat Auditorium. The Scottish Rite Cathedral is also pleased to be the "home away from home" for the Pittsburgh Symphony.

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The mission of the Cathedral Foundation, a charity, is to promote an appreciation of the Scottish Rite Cathedral, a structure of great historical and architectural significance.

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The Cathedral is 244 feet by 181 feet, and 110 feet high in the back. Six stone columns, which stand 32 feet tall, grace the front of the building.


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Purchased in 1918 and built in 1924 - The Cathedral was a historic undertaking from one of New Castle's most notable figures - John S. Wallace.


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UPCOMING EVENTS

Patriotic Organ Concert

6/30/2013
2:30 PM. Enjoy all your patriotic favorites in honor of the July 4th holiday, performed on the Cathedral's grand pipe organ. Tickets $10 at the door. Information: (724) 654-5800.

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