Kaysville Tabernacle: Pew Detail

Kaysville Tabernacle: Stained Glass Detail

Kaysville Tabernacle: Stained Glass

  

Kaysville Tabernacle: Chapel Interior

The interior of the Kaysville Tabernacle is bright, colorful, and warm, thanks to the beautiful stained glass windows that line both sides of the building.

The stained glass windows will be highlighted in an upcoming post. This is the view from the podium.

As you can see, there is a small balcony (very small, and probably for walking only; there are no benches there) and a cry room/overflow behind that balcony. It is accessed by two staircases in the foyer.

This is the view from the cry room. It's lower quality because of the glass, but it's still a beautiful sight.

Kaysville Tabernacle

Build from 1912-1914 and dedicated in 1914, the Kaysville Tabernacle is one of the most unique meetinghouses in all of the Church.

(Image Source: Church History Library)

The building has had many additions, including classrooms, a cultural hall, and stake offices, but the tabernacle itself has remained relatively untouched in spite of these new buildings.

The interior has a balcony/cry room, stained glass, and other beautiful architecture. They will be shown in upcoming posts.