•
Completed
and dedicated January
8, 1882
• Designed
by Obed Taylor in
1877; construction
started the same
year
• Renovated
in 1981 to replace
roof and spires
• Seats
1,400 people
• Built
from granite and
sandstone left over
from the Salt Lake
Temple and Tabernacle
construction
• Spires
reach 130 feet high
• Designed
with 40 stained-glass
windows
•
Interior painted
to resemble oak;
columns painted
to resemble marble
• Originally
used for church
services
• Holds
a baroque-style
organ
• Holds
three rehearsal
rooms for organists
• Scheduled
lectures and performances
by musicians
