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The Stake Center for the Colorado Springs Stake. Pretty fascinating building here. Looking on Google maps it has the traditional 4 arm design, with courtyards on both sides. Though the west side has had many additions, adding entire hallways and family history centers, it's a fun building to look at.
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The Hillpointe Chapel in Las Vegas is at the base of Summerlin, thus it's in a nicer part of town, but it's still a bit modest. It's pretty unique because to access the attic for mechanical purposes you need to go up a spiral staircase. Pretty uncommon.
Hillpointe followed the standard design for chapels since 1990 aside from steeper roofs and a Gothic style throughout.
It is a smaller chapel, originally built to serve 2-3 wards, but has since been retrofitted to fit an office for local stake leadership.
Furthermore, it is located in the Redrock Stake, and services as such, but is the second but primary Stake Office for the neighboring Desert Foothills Stake.
#church of jesus christ of latter day saints#lds#historic las vegas#las vegas#lds chapels#Hillpointe#Redrock
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Older Chapel Layout in Colorado Springs. It’s a standard layout that is adopted into newer chapels, except it has the arm on the side. Pretty common in the 70s
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Inside the newly renovated Manti Utah Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Read the Church Newsroom article.
Learn more about Latter-day Saint temples, their purposes, and find a temple open house near you.
Built 1888, renovated 1985, rededicated 2024.
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Lola/White Chapel in Las Vegas.
Originally known as the 4th and 10th Ward building.
It's quite interesting that in 2000 the chapel was purchased and handed over to a local congergation, and as of 2023 it appears in disrepair. Pretty interesting for sure.
Current photos.
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The E Tonopah Chapel was recently sold and purchased for a local school in central Las Vegas. I visited this chapel and it was a beautiful chapel. It's a shame that after Covid it was slated to be sold due to declining population in the area.
2401 E Tonopah Ave, North Las Vegas, NV 89030
Turns out there was an identical chapel a few miles west, over near Rancho/Vegas Dr which was of similar design. This chapel featured a courtyard.
#las vegas#church of jesus christ of latter day saints#Lds#Las Vegas saints#Historic Las Vegas#Lds chapels
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