Mormon Temple Salt Lake City Free 3D model

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Exterior Finish: Quarry-fresh quartz monzonite, hewn from Little Cottonwood Canyon's rugged terrain, located a full 20 miles southeast of Salt Lake City. Temple Design: Six soaring spires echo the timeless beauty of Gothic and classical styles while boasting a one-of-a-kind design that is uniquely distinctive and symbolic in every detail. Number of Rooms: Four innovative progress-style ordinance rooms cater to a growing congregation's needs, supplemented by twelve versatile sealing rooms that offer an inclusive atmosphere for families and loved ones. Total Floor Area: Measuring a generous 253.015 square feet, the temple's expansive floor plan is perfectly suited for communal worship, ceremonies, and community events. ANNOUNCEMENT : Marking a significant milestone, construction began on July 28th, 1847. SITE DEDICATION : Commemorating the groundbreaking occasion on February 14th, 1853, Elder Heber C. Kimball proudly dedicates this sacred site. GROUNDBREAKING: With visionary leadership, Brigham Young marks the start of temple construction on February 14th, 1853. PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE: The temple's doors are opened to the public for an extended period from April 5th to facilitate viewing and admiration. DEDICATION: Concluding with a joyous dedication ceremony that spans four consecutive days, April 6th to 24th, 1893, President Wilford Woodruff consecrates this house of worship.