n 1887 world-renowned author and Freemason Arthur Conan- Doyle introduced society to Sherlock Holmes. Over 122 years later, Guy Ritchie’s 2009 movie adaption of Sherlock Holmes was filmed at Freemasons’ Hall. Forget about Robert Downey Junior and Jude Law, the real star of the film was the Grand Temple Doors. The giant bronze doors acted as the backdrop for a secret meeting for Holmes’ enemy Lord Blackwood. This place is actually located at 60 Great Queen Street, Holborn/Covent Garden, London.
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