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Deuel Cabin
The Deuel Cabin is one of only two surviving homes built by Latter-day Saint pioneers during their first year in the Salt Lake Valley. Constructed in 1847 by Osmyn and Mary Deuel and Osmyn’s brother Amos, the small log home provides a rare look into the daily life of early settlers.
Built from local timber and furnished to reflect the period, the cabin shows the simplicity and resourcefulness of pioneer living. Osmyn Deuel worked as a blacksmith and farmer, and the family quickly began planting crops and establishing a home in the unfamiliar valley. Though modest in size, the cabin sheltered both family life and the hopes of people working to build a new community centered on faith in Jesus Christ.
Today, the restored cabin stands between the Church History Museum and the FamilySearch Library. The cabin is not open to go inside, but visitors can view the interior through a clear doorway.
Built from local timber and furnished to reflect the period, the cabin shows the simplicity and resourcefulness of pioneer living. Osmyn Deuel worked as a blacksmith and farmer, and the family quickly began planting crops and establishing a home in the unfamiliar valley. Though modest in size, the cabin sheltered both family life and the hopes of people working to build a new community centered on faith in Jesus Christ.
Today, the restored cabin stands between the Church History Museum and the FamilySearch Library. The cabin is not open to go inside, but visitors can view the interior through a clear doorway.
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Selections from the International Art Competition
See a collection of inspiring artwork from past International Art Competitions at the Church History Museum. Created by artists from around the world, these expressions of faith offer unique insights into what it means to be a Latter-day Saint.
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I cieli sono aperti
Immergiti negli arbori della storia della Chiesa, partendo da un’esperienza teatrale che mette in scena la Prima Visione di Joseph Smith. Scopri avvincenti manufatti e storie di fede che mostrano come la rivelazione abbia guidato la restaurazione della Chiesa di Gesù Cristo.
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A Firm Foundation
This family-friendly exhibit explores physical and spiritual foundations using the story of the Salt Lake Temple. Children can try an earthquake table, take photos in an ox yoke, and think about building a spiritual foundation on Jesus Christ.
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Restaurazione delle chiavi di suggellamento
In questa scena, il profeta dell’Antico Testamento, Elia, appare a Joseph Smith e a Oliver Cowdery. Egli restaurò il potere di suggellamento del sacerdozio conferendolo su di loro in modo che, tramite Gesù Cristo, il matrimonio e le famiglie potessero perpetuarsi in eternità con pace e gioia.
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La restaurazione del Sacerdozio di Aaronne
Questa statua rappresenta l’apparizione di Giovanni Battista a Joseph Smith e Oliver Cowdery nel 1829. Egli restaurò il Sacerdozio di Aaronne, la stessa autorità da lui utilizzata per battezzare Gesù Cristo. Ciò ci ricorda che il potere di Cristo di benedire, purificare e dirigere è stato restaurato sulla terra.
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Let the celebration begin!
Join us for an unforgettable experience April 5 to October 1, 2027. Everyone is welcome. Reservations are recommended to tour the Salt Lake Temple Open House.