Logan Fourth Ward: Mural Details

 At the bottom of this mural is a plaque that reads, "Presented by Wilford Christiansen to the Fourth and Sixteenth Wards, 1951."

 It's a beautiful mural that adds so much to this place of worship.

Logan Fourth Ward: Chapel Details

 

On the sides of the rostrum are doors with arches cut into them and stained glass above.

Logan Fourth Ward: Stained Glass Detail

Logan Fourth Ward: Chapel Interior

This chapel is beautiful. At the front are some stained glass windows, and more ornate ones are high on the sides of the chapel. There is a beautiful sounding pipe organ that I took the opportunity to play, too. The floor gently slopes toward the pulpit.

At the back is a mural of Cache Valley pioneers (I'll provide detailed pictures of it later):

The mural was originally at the front of the chapel, where the stained glass is now, as you can see from this old picture:

(Image Source: Church History Library)

The mural was moved to a back in a later renovation, as seen below. I guess I'm OK with this, only because it was replaced with stained glass, and it stayed in the chapel.

(Image Source: Church History Library)

Also, here's a picture I found where wooden beams around the ceiling and walls were removed. The mural was already in the back at this time, too. I'm wondering if they weren't removed at some point and put back in later.

(Image Source: Church History Library)

In any case, my next few posts will focus on details of this chapel.

Logan Fourth Ward

Built in 1927, the Logan Fourth Ward has received many additions and changes over the years, but it is still a remarkable building, with beautiful woodwork, stained glass, and a mural in the chapel. I will be highlighting this building over the next few posts.

(Image Source: Church History Library)