 The top of the tower is ornamented with 12 "fleur-de-lis," which from the sidewalk appear to be passion crosses.The four lobes of these "fleur-de-lis" extend to the north, south, east and west, again symbolizing the universality of Masonry.The sculptured figures over the main entrance on the building's east side at the base of the tower depict King Solomon of Israel, Hiram I King of Tyre, and three condemned stonemasons from Solomon's Temple.