Salt Lake City Tabernacle
Tabernacle, Salt Lake City: historic domed assembly building on Temple Square for conferences and concerts.
20 documents · 3 libraries · 1975–2021
Emphasis over time
Peak: 6 documents in 2007
Documents tagged with this topic each year. Libraries cover different years (Liahona starts in 2021), so the rate compares eras more fairly than the count.
Where it lives
- General Conference14 documents
- BYU Studies5 documents
- Liahona Articles1 document
Latest
Liahona Articles
Tabernacle Choir Singer Rick Olsen and the Preston Members (opens in a new tab)
Chelsea Craven · Feb 2021
BYU Studies
Photographs of the Interior of the Salt Lake Tabernacle, December 1905 (opens in a new tab)
Richard Neitzel Holzapfel and Ronald L. Fox · 2018
BYU Studies
An Edward Martin Photograph of the Construction of the Great Tabernacle (opens in a new tab)
Richard Neitzel Holzapfel and Ronald L. Fox · 2017
BYU Studies
Design and Construction of the Great Tabernacle Arches (opens in a new tab)
Elwin C. Robison and W. Randall Dixon · 2013
General Conference
A Tabernacle in the Wilderness (opens in a new tab)
Gordon B. Hinckley · Apr 2007
General Conference
Closing Remarks (opens in a new tab)
Gordon B. Hinckley · Apr 2007
General Conference
If These Old Walls Could Talk (opens in a new tab)
H. David Burton · Apr 2007
Earliest
General Conference
Spoken from Their Hearts (opens in a new tab)
Spencer W. Kimball · Oct 1975
Most frequent voices
- Gordon B. Hinckley8 documents
- Richard Neitzel Holzapfel and Ronald L. Fox2 documents
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