An opportunity to reimagine a historical gem.. Directly across from the landmark Mary Willis Library—Georgia's first free public library, this grand 19th-century brick masterpiece commands East Liberty Street with bracketed eaves, arched windows, a central tower, and a classic columned portico. Built in 1882 as a grand Methodist sanctuary and later home to LaFayette Masonic Lodge No. 23, the interior impresses with soaring 20 foot ceilings, tall sash windows, chandelier lighting, a graceful balcony gallery, and a dignified proscenium—an inspiring, light-filled hall for gatherings. Outside, a side lawn framed by vintage stone bench seating invites concerts, lectures, or quiet reflection beneath mature trees. Endless possibilities event venue, gallery, boutique office or studio collective, cultural center, or personal home. A rare opportunity to steward a significant Washington landmark—one ready for someone to love, restore, and thoughtfully reimagine. Listing Agent Must Accompany Every Showing . Any item with a Masonic image must be removed prior to conveyance.