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  What a beautiful building from the 1800s. Amazing that an impoverished people could construct something so large and beautiful

  Added June 21, 2017 by Mike Collins
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  Ben was a wonderful tour guide. Enjoyed being in the temple.

  Added April 29, 2017 by Sharee Pack
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  Ms Allie was a very knowledgeable and patient tour guide. The up-keeping of this historical landmark is done so in a manner that doesn't take away from its original state, with a few upgrades of course.

  Added March 17, 2017 by Hector V
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  Loved it! What a beautiful experience. It is very well taken care of and you can feel the spirit of everything that happened here. Absolutely breathtaking

  Added February 15, 2017 by Jaxon Floyd
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  A beautiful building filled with fascinating history. I really enjoyed the tour and the vignettes they shared from the lives of people who sacrificed so much to build the temple and worship there. My favorite part was the opportunity to sing The Spirit of God at the end of the tour in the lower assembly room. It was a truly beautiful moment. The museum was small but packed with fun interacting exhibits.

  Added October 10, 2016 by Dani Sarah Sperry