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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction The Tabernacle Salt Lake City
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A free day in Salt Lake City
It was nice to explore the valley in which Salt Lake City was built. It's the cleanest city I've visited thus far. I love it in Utah!
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Day 4; Salt Lake City & Temple Square
... of seagulls to eat the crickets that were devouring their crops, which would have led to starvation. We then went into the Tabernacle, where the world famous 11000 pipe organ is, and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir sing. The acoustics are so good, that we ...
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Utah--Salt Lake City-- Wal-Mart Escalators to Salt
... freeing up some slots for new members. DAY 51, Friday, June 5--Had to get the 18,000 mile check-up done on the car. That went well here in Salt Lake City. We found our way to SLC's Liberty Park, a 27-acre oasis. On the way, we noticed that almost every ...
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A religious day
... that we didnt drive. Spoke with the guys at Tire City and discussed what was going on, and then we caught the Trax into central Salt Lake City. Where does one go? Temple Square, obviously. Spent quite a bit of time looking at the displays in the Visitor ...
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Outside the Temple Gate (Gift Cards #33-36)
While touring the sights of Salt Lake City, Michael and I came upon a sight that most people avoid. Under the North gate to Temple Square, amidst the religious leaving their gathering at the Tabernacle, and the tourists snapping cameras at bronze ...
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Salt Lake City
... 8 Salt Lake City Day 1 - We checked-out of Robber’s Roost in Green River at 10.30am to begin our drive to Salt Lake City (SLC). The town was deserted, we thought this was because it was a Sunday and as Utah is a Mormon state everyone was at Church. ...
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Salt Lake City
... was a more factual account of his successor, Brigham Young's 1847 pioneer trek over the mountains to establish the community in Salt Lake City. These pioneers suffered tremendous hardships & hundreds perished on the way. It was Brigham Young who sent ...
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Sassy Salt Lake City
... tried to get up early to head off to Antelope Island State Park, which was about a 45 minute drive north of Salt Lake City. When we got to the island we had to cross a natural causeway onto the island and when we arrived there it was pretty deserted and ...
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The Mormon town
... on the first day! So we slept in and didn't check out until we had to. Just one hour drive to get to our motel in Salt Lake City. It was hot by noon, so we decided to just chill in the room for a while before exploring this mormon city. By 2pm we kind ...
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Wyoming to Utah and the spooky Mormons
... of the land ... OMG the scenary is achingly beautiful !! Mormon Central Well I had quite an experience at the Temple Square in Salt Lake City ... just thinking about it still sends shivers down my spine. To understand I need to give some history first ...
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R n R, and food!
... Including the Assembly Hall (constructed between 1877 and 1882), the Temple which took exactly 40 years (1853 - 1893) to the day to complete. And the Tabernacle, home to the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. It is ringed by a huge wall, but you don't feel you ...
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- Mormon Tabernacle Choir
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- Brigham Young Monument and Meridian Marker
- FamilySearch Center
- Joseph Smith Memorial Building
- Eagle Gate
- Play Park
- Family History Library
- The Utah Travel Council
- Museum of Church History and Art
- Abravanel Hall
- Utah Artist Hands
- Discovery Trolley
- Salt Lake City Convention and Visitors' Bureau
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