Building
Salt Lake Assembly Hall
Utah pioneers built this Gothic Revival-style meeting place, completing it in 1882.
About
The Assembly Hall served as a beautiful and richly decorated gathering place for Latter-day Saint congregations and community events. Murals on the ceiling highlighted important scenes from the history of the Church, and the woodwork was painted to resemble marble.
The Assembly Hall includes an impressive organ. Its 3,489 pipes fill the room with sound, while its case is adorned with symbols meaningful to Latter-day Saints, including beehives, wheat, and sego lilies.
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Restoration of the Melchizedek Priesthood
A statue commemorating the moment Christ’s priesthood power was restored to Joseph Smith through His ancient Apostles.
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Restoration of the Aaronic Priesthood
A statue showing John the Baptist restoring the Aaronic Priesthood on Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery in 1829.
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Seagull Monument
A monument recalling the “Miracle of the Gulls,” when seagulls saved pioneer crops from destruction in 1848.
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Joseph Smith Receives the Plates
A statue honoring the moment Joseph Smith received a sacred record testifying of Jesus Christ.
Event
Music & the Spoken Word
Duration: 60 MinJoin a live Sunday morning broadcast of The Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square.