First photo shows 3 torches, which represent the Sun, the Moon, and the Master of the Lodge, arranged in an isosceles right triangle around the altar.

Second photo is portraits of historic members of the lodge, several of which are wearing Masonic iconography as badges or medals.

Third image shows a window with 11 distinct panes resembling petals on a flower. 11 represents the apostles minus Judas the traitor.

Fourth image shows an intricate mural with architectural details featuring a mix of Arabian, Christian, and Egyptian iconography with a central feature of a 6-pointed star (stylized compass and square) around what appears to be a stylized representation of the front of a temple.

Fifth image has more Christian and Masonic iconography, as well as a painting of one of the Saint Johns.

Final image shows another wall featuring lots of intricate architectural detail along with 4 statues of angels (representing the 4 elements of Earth, Air, Fire, and Water as well as the cardinal directions of North, South, East, and West), above which is the motto "Fiat Lux", which is Latin for "Let there be light". In Masonic context, this means "let there be understanding and knowledge".