Mountain of the Lord: The Building of the Salt Lake City Temple (LDS/Mormon film)

An earlier feature length film production by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, while not the oldest Temple of the religious sect, the Temple remains the largest Latter-Day Saint (Mormon Temple) ever built by interior floor area, in the city of the initial settlement of the Latter-Day Saints in Utah. The following film was an earlier feature-length film made by the Church detailing the 40-year construction of the Temple. The film was featured in Temple Visitors' Centers prior to the film Legacy being shown in the Legacy Theater of the Joseph Smith, Jr. Memorial Building dedicated to the founder of the Faith, Joseph Smith Junior. The film chronicles the autobiographies of the fourth President of the Church, Wilford Woodruff, and his accounts of his conversion to the Latter-Day Saint faith up to his eventual dedication of the Salt Laker Temple and interview with News Reporters visiting Salt Lake. All rights go to their respective creators and publishers of this work.

Benjamin Lee Kemer
Mountain of the Lord
LDS Films
Mormon Film
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Temple