OGDEN — A photo taken from a single-engine aircraft in the 1980s of the former facade of the Ogden temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints still attracts a double-take by many ...

The old Ogden Temple had about 1,300 to 1,400 workers, so the newly dedicated temple has quite a few more. About 700 to 800 of those called now were temple workers before the temple closed ...

As thousands are gathering in Salt Lake City for the annual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, quite a few went to the Ogden Temple to say goodbye. It will ...

The Ogden Temple was the 14th operating temple of the church, the Provo Temple was the 15th. According to church information, the design of the temple was inspired by an Old Testament scripture in ...

There were old pictures of Salt Lake City and Ogden taken by official railroad photographers, such as a portrait of the Salt Lake Temple still under construction at the time the capsule was buried.

The Ogden Temple has opened its doors once again after a three-year renovation; the public is welcome to attend the temple open house, which began Aug. 1 and will conclude Sept. 6. According to ...

The rounded temple, designed by then-church architect Emil Fetzer, opened in 1972, just weeks after its architectural twin, the Ogden Temple — the only other temple with a similar, circular ...