Early Photographs of Church Headquarters, 1853–1941
2009-01-01 to 2009-12-31 The Early Photographs of Church Headquarters, 1853–1941 will be held on the ground floor of the Church History Museum. It will have early photographs in a unique collection giving visitors a chance to see amazing church architecture in different settings. Housed here would be stunning collections of pictures from various centuries. Photographic works of ace photographer Charles William Carter and Harry Shipler are the highlight here.
Venue: Church History Museum
Mormon History, Doctrine, and Art
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Nearest Train: TRAX Station Temple Square
Phone: +1 801 240 4615
Fax: +1 801 240 5342
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This museum traces the history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the pioneers who built a city on the shores of the Great Salt Lake. Visitors enjoy exhibits including an original covered wagon and a selection of Joseph Smith's transcripts. Free 40-minute audio tours are available and exhibits are changed periodically to keep locals coming back for more. Children will enjoy the interactive exhibits and adults will appreciate the variety of the museum's excellent presentation of Mormon doctrine and history. Admission is free.
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Early Photographs of Church Headquarters, 1853–1941
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
The Early Photographs of Church Headquarters, 1853–1941 will be held on the ground floor of the Church History Museum. It will have early photographs in a unique collection giving visitors a chance to see amazing church architecture in different settings. Housed here would be stunning collections of pictures from various centuries. Photographic works of ace photographer Charles William Carter and Harry Shipler are the highlight here.
Loved it
This place is amazing. I loved seeing the part of the museum, artwork done by LDS members from all ...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 26 2005
Great place for families!
Love the new kids area on the second floor. We spent at least 90 minutes up there so our kids could...
Reviewed by:CaroleJ from on Jun 29 2005
