what they were at the time of the building's construction. The second floor is subdivided for office and service uses, and the arrangement of these divisions has changed over the years. The third floor is used by the Masonic Lodge, and is significant in that the area has been in continuous use as the Masonic Lodge since 1889, with little change. On the third floor, the Temple room and adjacent entry room has undergone almost no change since the original construction. The room has unaltered maple flooring, stamped decorative tin ceiling, pebbled tin wall and oak moldings. All of the furnishings, including chairs, display cases, and spitoons, are original to the lodge. The surrounding rooms, including kitchen, dining room and lounge, have undergone some renovations but retain their maple flooring. References External links Clam Lake Lodge #331 Masonic buildings completed in 1889 Michigan State Historic Sites Buildings and structures in Wexford County, Michigan Masonic buildings in Michigan Clubhouses on the National Register of Historic Places in Michigan National Register of Historic Places in Wexford County, Michigan