Masonic Hall (former)

In the late 1890s, the building was part of a small group of shops in Eagle Terrace. About the 1900's, there was a two-storey building alongside the former Bakery, in which Frank D Jackson conducted a general store. 

On 5 February 1912, a Charles George Price leased the building, presumably to operate the café or store, for one year at a rental of 104 pounds per annum, while later that decade, a Mrs Beetson operated "refreshment rooms" at this location 

In May 1920 the building was bought by the Sandgate Masonic Hall Company, which adapted the former residence on the upper floor for meeting rooms. The café or store on the ground floor continued to operate, despite the change in owners and the tenants catered for all the Lodges meeting at the Hall.     

Shortly before January 1932, the Masons added another hall to their Eagle Terrace premises. This weatherboard building was added to the rear of the existing cavity brick hall and was used as a Festive dining hall for the Masons and their families. When not in use for Masonic purposes, this hall was let to two friendly societies.

In 1948, the Masons carried out some much-needed repairs to the building. Using plans by architect GM College of Jephson Street Toowong, the Masons had the balcony and awning removed, the French light and window openings bricked up and replaced with fanlights, and the shop fronts remodelled with a tiled design. In the process of remodelling, the upper portion the title "Masonic Hall" was detailed in the plaster.

In the 1980s, the ground floor of the building was adapted as Raphael's Restaurant, a use that continues to the present day. From 1 March 1988 to 28 February 1993 and from 1 March 1993 to 28 February 1998, part of the ground floor of the building was leased to Ricky John Stephen and Therese Helen Stephen, the original proprietors of Raphael's Restaurant.

The façade of the building was subsequently restored to reflect its former appearance.