Utah
Historic pioneer temples built in the 19th century
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Jordan River Utah Temple
A sacred space in South Jordan, Utah, where families are united for eternity through sacred ordinances.
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Logan Utah Temple
The 'Castle on the Hill' stands as a fortress of faith, overlooking Cache Valley with its unique limestone battlements and pioneer-era Gothic architecture.
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Manti Utah Temple
A fortress of faith and pioneer craftsmanship standing watch over the Sanpete Valley.
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Ogden Utah Temple
A spiritual anchor in downtown Ogden, transformed from a modernist landmark into an Art Deco beacon of renewal.
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Provo City Center Temple
Beauty for ashes: A historic tabernacle reborn as a House of the Lord.
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Provo Utah Temple
The busiest temple in the Church for decades, its revolutionary modernist design served millions of ordinances before its transformation into the Provo Utah Rock Canyon Temple.
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Salt Lake Temple
Rising 210 feet with its iconic six spires, this granite masterpiece took 40 years to construct and stands as the most recognized symbol of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints worldwide.
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St. George Utah Temple
The oldest operating temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, this pioneer treasure was the only temple completed during Brigham Young's thirty-year presidency and stands as a monument to faith in Utah's red rock country.
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