I paid an visit to the temple tonight. |
A new art glass transom has been installed above the east doors. |
I arrived just after sunset. This is the only place where I can see the south entrance. |
Most of the art glass for the temple was patterned after the glass which was in the tabernacle, but this beautiful transom over the south entrance is unique. |
I couldn't resist taking a picture of the pavilion. |
There were many visitors tonight, which was fun to see. |
My camera caught the art glass from the southwest tower just inside the doorway. |
As the sun sets, the exterior lighting comes on. |
I love seeing the temple at night. |
The windows are still a marvel. |
The interior art glass we are seeing is associated with a chapel wall behind this north doorway. |
Notice that the tower windows are backlit. |
The tabernacle did not have lights in the upper towers. A trap door separated this section from the stairwell below. |
Before the tower roofs were placed, a white beam, barely seen in this photo from 2014, was installed. This beam will hold a chandelier which will light the entire tower. |
All four tower stairwells will be functional in the temple. |
A beautiful gate has replaced a construction gate on the west side. |
This new hibiscus is planted just a few steps outside the gate. |
Moroni looks wonderful at any hour. |
So does the temple. |
3 comments:
Really, really beautiful! Thank you, Julie, for the dedication you give to recording the inspiring transformation of this special building. I have talked to many, many people (from all over) that are very thankful for the pictures, and the thoughts you share.
Thanks for your kind words. I had fun last night. I'm hopeful that when that south parking lot is cleared off, I can get a straight shot of the Holiness window.
These beautiful updates are greatly appreciated. Thank you very much!
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