Salt Lake Liberty Ward Stained Glass
A beautiful window containing Alpha, Omega, a beehive, a bundle of wheat, and two crosses.
445 E Harvard
Salt Lake City, UT
Built 1908
Amusement Hall added 1924
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Salt Lake Liberty Ward Exterior
Construction began April 6, 1908 and was completed six months later, with services first held on October 11, 1908. The plan is unusual for LDS chapels, being in the shape of a traditional Christian cruciform. Additionally, the stained glass windows contain crosses, beehives and the first vision. The grand exterior stair leading to the tower entry has been completely changed, as can be seen from the original image below. The building was remodeled in 1917 by architects Cannon and Fetzer. And an Amusement Hall was added in 1924.
Image from Deseret News dated 10 Oct 1908
445 E Harvard
Salt Lake City, UT
Built 1908
Amusement Hall added 1924
Map Location of Building
Salt Lake 8th Ward Sacrament Table
Unique two-tiered sacrament table inside of the 8th Ward chapel.
270 E 500 S
Salt Lake City, UT
Built 1921
Architect: Cannon and Fetzer
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Salt Lake 8th Ward Chapel Interior
270 E 500 S
Salt Lake City, UT
Built 1921
Architect: Cannon and Fetzer
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Logan 1st Ward Pew
These appear to be original pews in the chapel. Looking at the base of the pew shows that the floor slopes down to the front of the chapel. Also, I have been neglecting to list the architects on this building, which I have done here and added to the previous posts.
89 S 200 W
Logan, Utah
Architect: Cannon and Fetzer
Built 1918
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Logan 1st Ward Chapel Balcony
The doors on both sides of the chapel lead directly to classrooms, which is quite a nice feature. The three sets of double entry doors lead directly to a lobby that in turn leads to the columned entry off the street – all set on a strict classically-influenced axis. Here is an exterior picture showing the entry. At both sides of the lobby are stairs leading up to the balcony. And at the two upper level corners are classrooms. The windows of these rooms can be seen in the exterior photo linked above.
Somehow I incorrectly labeled the window detail post last week. It’s not the 4th Ward as I originally labeled it, but is from this building, the 1st ward.
89 S 200 W
Logan, Utah
Architect: Cannon and Fetzer
Built 1918
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Logan 1st Ward Chapel Interior
89 S 200 W
Logan, Utah
Architect: Cannon and Fetzer
Built 1918
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Logan 1st Ward Chapel Detail
89 S 200 W
Logan, Utah
Architect: Cannon and Fetzer
Built 1918
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Salt Lake 5th Ward Exterior
The faded sign above the front entry says ‘Latter-Day Saints Ward Assembly Hall’
740 S 300 W
Salt Lake City, UT
Built 1910
Architect: Cannon and Fetzer
Now Tibetan Buddhist Temple & Red Lotus School of Movement
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Salt Lake 5th Ward Chapel Interior
Interior of Club @ – Phantom photos by Ryan
740 S 300 W
Salt Lake City, UT
Built 1910
Architect: Cannon and Fetzer
Now Tibetan Buddhist Temple & Red Lotus School of Movement
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Salt Lake 5th Ward Chapel Interior
740 S 300 W
Salt Lake City, UT
Built 1910
Architect: Cannon and Fetzer
Now Tibetan Buddhist Temple & Red Lotus School of Movement
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