opened to the public on February 19, 2001, occupies three stories with its entrance located on the west elevation of the building (using the address of 620 N. Harvey Avenue). A section of the second floor was left unrepaired so that visitors could see for themselves the damage caused by the bomb blast. In 2015, renovations of the remaining portion of the building took place. Many of the temple's original marble and features were kept, including the floor in the lobby and the stone steps leading into the building's east side. Marble stored in the basement by the city following the bombing was found and is now the backdrop to framed art in the lobby. Beyond the ground floor renovations and restoration, the biggest change to the building's appearance was to the top of the building. A glass box was added to create a new sixth floor which includes a 750-square-foot rooftop terrace with accordion-style glass doors. An internal staircase leading from the fifth to the sixth floor and skylights made the fifth floor, originally an attic, more usable. References External links National Register Properties in Oklahoma: India Temple Shrine Building "Journal Record " in Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture Clubhouses on the National Register of Historic Places in Oklahoma Neoclassical architecture in Oklahoma Masonic buildings completed in 1923 Office buildings completed in 1923 Former Masonic buildings in Oklahoma Buildings and structures in Oklahoma City Oklahoma City bombing National Register of Historic Places in Oklahoma City