2015/29.11
Picture Collection - Worcestershire Museum of Freemasonry
Sketch of King Solomons Temple by Jacob Jehuda, architect
WMLMT Classification:- Drawing/Sketch
Province/Region/District:- Provincial Grand Lodge of Worcestershire - United Grand Lodge of England
Associated Unit (Lodge/Chapter Etc.):- Bromsgrove Lodge No.5414
Order:- Craft (Blue Masonry)
Description
"This picture of King Solomon's Temple belonged to the Rev. R A Haysom PAGChap, the 2nd master of Bromsgrove Lodge No.5414. He died on 22nd July 1972
This image is an artistic interpretation of the Temple of Solomon in Jerusalem before its destruction by Nebuchadnezzar II
• Structure: The depiction includes the large walled Temple enclosure, with a main gate bridge connecting to the main complex.
• Context: The illustration is often used to visualise the ""First Temple"" built in the 10th century BCE.
• Key Details: The diagram includes numbered labels that correspond to a ""Key to Sketch for Temple,"" likely detailing specific areas like the outer court, inner sanctum, and surrounding buildings."
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