Introduction
The Temple Stones Pavilion is an additional Temple City experience. This interactive space on the property of master stonecutter William Jones presents the journey of a block of stone from the quarry to its final place in the walls of the temple.
What to Expect
The Temple Stone Pavilion is an interactive space with activities such as sawing, chiseling, polishing, and lifting limestone. Missionaries will provide protective glasses and gloves, and activities must be done with their supervision.
Accessibility
Parking
- There is parking available in a lot north of the Temple Stones Pavilion on Young Street.
- There is no designated accessible parking. However, the size of this parking lot will be able to accommodate visitors’ vehicles with accessibility needs if the lot is not full.
Mobility Accessibility
Exterior
- This is an outside experience without steps.
Terrain
Exterior
- Street:
- If approaching from Weeks Home: Asphalt (fair condition); sloped
- If approaching from the Gheen Home: Asphalt (good condition); level
- Sidewalk:
- If approaching from Weeks Home: Compacted granite path with a wood footbridge across a drainage ditch (excellent condition); level
- If approaching from the Gheen Home: Compacted granite path (excellent condition); sloped
- Terrain: Compacted granite
Seating
- Two benches