The Maleny Veterinary Clinic in Beech Street is the old Masonic Temple. Originally called Dunlop Lodge in honour of Francis Dunlop, who donated the land in Beech Street, on which the Lodge was the built. It was the first of its kind on the Blackall Range, costing 425 pounds.

The Temple was constructed either during or just after World War One.

Inside, the building is constructed of Beech wood, a very high quality timber, generally reserved for fine furniture. The outside is built of hard wood.

Since the transformation of the Lodge into a Veterinary Practice in the late 1960's, where the Practice moved from Maple Street, some alterations have taken place. These include the erection of internal walls/rooms both up stairs and down stairs, the inclusion of windows on the lower half of the top level, downstairs was also re-stumped and enclosed with kennels and toilets.

In more recent years, the walkway has been covered; a bitumen driveway and car park have been built allowing wheel chair access, and improved parking. Over the years, a range of native plants have been planted around the building.