LDS Temples

The Church's most well-known architectural heritage and reputation can be found in its temples across the world. From its pioneer temples constructed in the late 1800s to current temples being built in various countries, these buildings tend to attract attention because of their more ornate styles.

Want to learn more about the architectural heritage of temples in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints? Check out the Historic Temples series, which explores the floor plans and provides interior pictures of historic LDS temples built in the late 1800s and early 1900s:

St. George Temple (1877)
Logan Temple (1884)
Manti Temple (1888)
Salt Lake Temple (1893)
Laie Temple (1919)
Cardston Temple (1923)
Mesa Temple (1927)
Idaho Falls Temple (1945)

Manti Temple

Or, check out the History of LDS Temple Architecture series, which studies how the architecture of LDS Temples has changed over time.

Salt Lake Temple Celestial Room

All images of temples have been pulled from approved sources, such as Church websites, magazines, historical books and documents, etc.