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WASHINGTON — Towering 288 feet above the skyline in Maryland, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' Washington, D.C., temple has been a landmark in the nation's capital for nearly 50 years.
Originally dedicated in 1974, this temple had been closed to the general public since this time, but with the recent renovations the world was welcomed to Come and See inside. We share the remarkable history behind this beautiful structure and the faith-promoting stories about the people who attend this temple.
