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Joseph Smith Memorial Building	Brigham Young	Salt Lake Temple
Once known as the Hotel Utah, the Joseph Smith Memorial Building houses a chapel, church offices, a theater and a couple restaurants. This photo is Public Uploaded on March 18, 2008	This statue of Brigham Young, on the Main Street Plaza, is part of a monument commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Mormon Pioneers' arrival in the Salt Lake Valley. The statue was also displayed at the Columbian Exposition in Chicago in the 1890s. This photo is Public Uploaded on March 18, 2008	The Salt Lake Temple in the early evening. This photo is Public Uploaded on March 18, 2008
Tabernacle Organ	Seagull Monument	Heralding a brighter day
With more than 11,000 pipes, the Salt Lake Tabernacle Organ is the largest in the church, as well as one of the finest — and most famous — musical instruments in the world. The seats around it are where the Mormon Tabernacle Choir perform, as well as record many of their albums. This photo is Public Uploaded on March 18, 2008	This monument commemorates how God spared the lives of the Mormon Pioneers by sending seagulls to eat the crickets that threatened their crops. This photo is Public Uploaded on March 18, 2008	Even an overcast March day can't take away from the beauty of the Salt Lake Temple. This photo is Public Uploaded on March 18, 2008
Joseph Smith Memorial Building Roof	Tree	Sic Semper Procyons
The cupola on the roof of the Joseph Smith Memorial Building in Salt Lake City. This photo is Public Uploaded on March 18, 2008	Chestnut Hill Cemetery, East Brunswick, N.J., circa 1983. From another college photo project This photo is Public Uploaded on March 4, 2008	Final score: House cat 1: Stuffed racoon, 0. This photo is Public Uploaded on Feb. 4, 2008
Train	Washington, D.C., Temple Doors	Brookdale Sunset
A replica of the Union Pacific 119, one of the trains that participated in the "Wedding of The Rails" chugs along the rails at Golden Spike National Historic SIte past a monument to the Irish laborers who helped build the Transcontinental Railroad. There's a similar monument commemorating the efforts of Chinese laborers. This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 10, 2008	These are the main doors to the Washington, D.C., LDS Temple. This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 10, 2008	Sunset over the reservoir behind Brookdale Community College, circa 1983. This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 10, 2008
Washington, D.C. Temple	Light and Shadow	The Salt Lake Temple at Christmastime
The LDS Church's temple near Washington, D.C., has become a beltway landmark, especially at night when it appears to float in the sky. This picture was taken in 1982. This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 10, 2008	From another art project at Brookdale Community College, circa 1983. Brookdale's buildings have a barn motif. This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 10, 2008	The Salt Lake LDS Temple in Salt Lake City is flanked by lighted trees as part of the annual Christmas display on Temple Square. The display attracts thousands of visitors each night. This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 10, 2008
Graveling Point	Piling	Pulaski Monument
Graveling Point, Mystic Islands, N.J., circa 1982 This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 10, 2008	Bulkhead piling in Mystic Islands, N.J., circa 1981 This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 10, 2008	Pulaski Massacre monument in Mystic Island, N.J., circa 1982. The monument memorializes the men under Count Casmir Pulaski's command who were massacred on that spot by British troops during the American Revolution, Oct. 15, 1778. This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 10, 2008