The First 100
USA! USA! USA!
Around the World
Interior Design
Coming Attractions
I Love to See a Temple
Yeah, I've Been There
100
Sunday may be the Holiest day, but this temple will still be closed.
Santo Domingo Dominican Republic
100
This temple on the edge of the Sonoran Desert is near the only place in the US you can find jaguars.
Tucson Arizona
100
The middle of Canada is home to this temple.
Winnipeg Manitoba
100
It makes perfect sense to see an image of Christ when you enter this Central American temple.
San Salvador El Salvador
100
The 10th temple in the "heart" of this state.
Coeur d'Alene Idaho
100
The newest apostle is happy to have a temple close to his home.
Paris France
100
The first temple I ever participated in ordinances in and later served as an ordinance worker.
Los Angeles California
200
Twin cities, but only one temple.
St Paul Minnesota
200
It seems funny to build a temple in a place that's home to Pirates and Steelers.
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
200
The MTC next door is now closed and missionaries now train in neighboring Mexico.
Guatemala City Guatemala
200
Don't "Messi" up this location where families are united forever.
Salta Argentina
200
Don't be a "creeper" just because another temple is being built in this state.
Heber Valley Utah
200
This Caribbean temple was only the 2nd one built in the area when it opened 6 years ago.
Port-au-Prince Haiti
200
While visiting colleges, I had to stop and see the temple built near where it all began.
Palmyra New York
300
This southwestern temple was pink before it was cool.
Albuquerque New Mexico
300
Another temple once stood here.
Ogden Utah
300
Of all the languages offered in the temple, one might be surprised that Latin is not an option for this temple.
Rome Italy
300
We are endowed with knowledge in rooms like this one about Heavenly Father's plan. If only this Egyptian-named city had built a better pyramid as good as the temple.
Memphis Tennessee
300
When completed, this temple might be considered the hottest.
Modesto California
300
This temple was the third dedicated by a member of the Quorum of the 12 Apostles and and first not done in North America.
Kinshasa Democratic Republic of the Congo
300
The place where I received my endowment.
Washington, D.C.
400
Don't cry for me or this temple. The city will soon get a second one close by.
Buenos Aires Argentina
400
Alphabetically, it is the last dedicated temple to fit in this category.
Winter Quarters Nebraska
400
In the South Pacific, this temple has stood up to multiple cyclones in a country with a water bottle named after it.
Suva Fuji
400
Every baptistry is held by up them. Other animals, like blue jays, just aren't as strong.
Toronto Ontario
400
This European temple might be able to stand in for nearby NATO headquarters.
Brussels Belgium
400
Members near this temple helped support the 2010 Winter Olympics
Vancouver British Colombia
400
The last open house I attended.
Tijuana Mexico
500
Almost the 67th temple built (number 68), look closely at the glass to see the state flower, the dogwood blossom, etched into it.
Raleigh North Carolina
500
C'mon slugger and give me the location of this temple.
Louisville Kentucky
500
These twin temples are literally on the opposite ends of the Earth.
Hamilton New Zealand and Bern Switzerland
500
Only a few temple contain this room. This temple was one of the first, now is one of the last.
Nauvoo Illinois
500
When completed, it will be one of the furthest south temples in the world.
Cape Town South Africa
500
Although Mexico's 4th largest city, 13 others got temples before it.
Puebla Mexico
500
The place where my family started.
Bountiful Utah