Salt Lake Temple redetail

Author
Brian Olson
Date
7 April 2011
Category
Video

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This Day In History – Yesterday

Date	Age	Type	Event
2000	25	Capstone: Statue	Birmingham Alabama, Angel Moroni placed
2001	24	Open House Begins	Winter Quarters Nebraska
2002	23	Open House Ends	Lubbock Texas
2007	18	Remodel Commencement	Mexico City Mexico
2024	1	Open House Ends	Urdaneta Philippines

This Day In History – Today

Date	Age	Type	Event
1982	43	Announced	Boise Idaho, by the First Presidency
1982	43	Announced	Denver Colorado, by the First Presidency
1982	43	Announced	Guayaquil Ecuador, by the First Presidency
1982	43	Announced	Taipei Taiwan, by the First Presidency
2000	25	Open House Ends	Memphis Tennessee
2014	11	Capstone	Angel Moroni Placed upon Provo City Center
2023	2	Remodel Commencement	Stockholm Sweden

This Day In History – Tomorrow

Date	Age	Type	Event
1874	150	Cornerstone Ceremony	St. George Utah,
1981	43	Announced	Chicago Illinois, by Spencer W. Kimball (President)
1981	43	Announced	Dallas Texas, by Spencer W. Kimball (President)
1981	43	Announced	Frankfurt Temple, by Spencer W. Kimball (President)
1981	43	Announced	Guatemala City Guatemala, by Spencer W. Kimball (President)
1981	43	Announced	Guayaquil Ecuador, by Spencer W. Kimball (President)
1981	43	Announced	Johannesburg South Africa, by Spencer W. Kimball (President)
1981	43	Announced	Lima Peru, by Spencer W. Kimball (President)
1981	43	Announced	Manila Philippines, by Spencer W. Kimball (President)
1981	43	Announced	Seoul Korea, by Spencer W. Kimball (President)
1981	43	Announced	Stockholm Sweden, by Spencer W. Kimball (President)
1988	36	Remodel Commencement	Cardston Alberta
1990	34	Remodel Commencement	Bern Switzerland
1990	34	Remodel Commencement	London England
2000	24	Capstone: Statue	Suva Fiji, Angel Moroni placed
2000	24	Open House Ends	Fresno California
2003	21	Remodel Commencement	Anchorage Alaska Temple closes for expansion
2003	21	Remodel	Remodel commences for Anchorage Alaska Temple
2018	6	Announced	Cagayan de Oro Philippines, by Russell M. Nelson (President)