Algeria Shrine Temple

The Algeria Shrine Temple is located at the corner of Neill and Park avenues. It is now the Helena Civic Center. (Photo)

Sources at the Lewis & Clark Public Library

Baucus, Jean. Gold in the Gulch. Helena, Montana: Bar-Wineglass Publishing, 1981. 68. [Shelfmark M 978.6615 B]
Paladin, Vivian A. Helena: An Illustrated History. Helena, Montana: Montana Historical Society Press, 1983. 153. [Shelfmark M 978.6615 P]
Algeria Dedicates Its Temple Impressively. Helena Independent 9 April 1921: 1, 3.
Algeria Shrine Temple to Observe Its Diamond Jubilee on May 17-18. The Independent Record 12 May 1963: 15.

Algeria Shrine Temple, Helena, Montana. [Vertical File]
Paladin, Vivian, and Jean Baucus. Helena An Illustrated History. Helena: Montana Historical Society Press, 1996. 153.
Photographs [953-882 -- 953-886, PAc 74-104.161 N, PAc 98-76.2, PAc 98-76.53].
Algeria Dedicates Its Temple Impressively. Helena Independent 9 April 1921: 1, 3.
Algeria Shrine Temple to Observe Its Diamond Jubilee on May 17-18. The Independent Record 12 May 1963: 15.
National Register sign text.

National Register of Historic Places Inventory - Nomination Form
Jack Haswell’s “The Helena Civic Center: Myths and Realities of Two Different Buildings.”
Charles S. King’s “History of Two Temples, Helena, Montana.”
Architects files for George Carsley and Charles Haire.

Baird, Kennon. Civic Center. Helena1. September 2006. 5 Jun 2007.
Algeria Dedicates Its Temple Impressively. Helena Independent 9 April 1921: 1, 3.
Algeria Shrine Temple to Observe Its Diamond Jubilee on May 17-18. The Independent Record 12 May 1963: 15.