• Formerly the Hotel Utah from 1911 to 1987
• Original building completed on June 9, 1911
• Closed as the Hotel Utah on August 31, 1987
• Renovation and restoration began in 1990
• Building dedicated and reopened on June 27, 1993
• Original features remaining are: exterior of white terra-cotta, the restored areas of entry level and rooms, the mezzanine area, the dining areas on the 10th floor
• LDS Church offices on eight floors
• Sunday services held in chapel on mezzanine level 468,433-square-foot building
• Four-level underground parking area for maximum of 350 vehicles
• Areas of interest for guests:

    • Front lobby reception area with 3,950-pound marble statue of       Joseph Smith designed after statue on Temple Square; statue       in lobby stands 9 feet tall
    • Mezzanine level exhibiting the original architecture
    • Family History Library archives and FamilySearch® Center
    • The Legacy Theater
    • Scenic outlooks on 10th floor
    • Restaurants on top floor
    • Facilities for public meetings, exhibits, events