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Logan Tabernacle

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were installed sometime before 1910. In the early 1950s the building was heavily renovated with the original pews being replaced and pine floor was covered with asphalt tiles. The interior of the assembly hall was completely redecorated, the walls were painted an unfortunate pale mint green. The original hand-stenciled ceiling painting was covered over with acoustical tile, the organ casework of dark-stained quarter-sawn oak was painted over with "blond" finish and all other furnishings were changed in accordance with the style of the day.
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was removed from the ceiling and the simple, elegant stenciling was restored. The original ceiling designs and scroll work were painted on oil cloth and attached directly to the plaster ceiling; the restored painting was directly on the ceiling itself. The pine pillars supporting the balcony in the assembly hall were painted by a Utah artist to resemble marble- a technique known to Utah pioneer artisans at the time the tabernacle was originally constructed and found in other tabernacles at Salt Lake, Box Elder and Paris, Idaho.
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pedal console. Of the visible 194 gold-leafed façade pipes, 38 speak (i.e. sound) and are located on the southeast side and are stenciled in red. The organ’s smallest pipe is 3/4” long and the largest is almost 16 feet tall. The organ’s wind is generated by a 7 horsepower Spencer blower in the basement.
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A four-year-long restoration project, completed in 1989 sought to reverse many of these changes and return elements of the original pioneer design to the decor. The interior paint scheme was changed to reflect what was discovered under many layers of paint laid on over the years. The acoustical tile
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Several major modifications were made not long after the building was completed. Originally, there were three outside stairways leading to the main floor. They were removed and new stairways were rebuilt inside of an entrance enclosure in the late 1880s. The stained glass windows in the west façade
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rebuilt and further modernized the organ. Most recently, the control system was replaced, a new console installed and several digital stops by the Walker Technical Company were added. The instrument currently comprises 45 pipe ranks and some 2,850 individual pipes controlled by a three manual and
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The foundation of the tabernacle was begun in 1864. The building took twenty-seven years to complete. During that time, work was delayed twice. In 1873, the building work resumed and the size was enlarged from 60'/106' to 65'/130'. The second delay came in 1877 after workers had completed the
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styles. The edifice was built entirely from local materials. The exterior walls are of local quartzite quarried in Green Canyon eight miles to the northeast. White limestone was employed for the corners and trimmings and was quarried near
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Logan tabernacle in 1881, note absence of tower finial and original exterior staircases leading directly to the main level assembly hall. These were later enclosed in the renovated west entrance.
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action,a new console built by the Reuter organ company was installed and several ranks of original pipework were replaced and/or revoiced. In 1987 and 2009, H. Ronald Poll & Associates of
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Logan tabernacle west front from Main Street in 1916 with renovated entrance and completed tower.
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The building's architectural style is characterized as classically eclectic with elements of
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Combination of Gothic, Greek, Roman, Byzantine and perhaps classical and revival.
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The Great Organ of the Logan Tabernacle was built by Henry Pilcher's Sons of
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Carol MacPherson, The Majestic Monarch: The organ of the Logan Tabernacle.
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Logan Tabernacle in 1880 looking east with the Logan Temple on the hill.
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exterior walls. Workers moved from the tabernacle to finish the nearby
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The Diaries of Charles Ora Card: The Utah Years 1871-1886
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Logan Tabernacle is located in Utah
Logan Tabernacle is located in the United States
Logan, Utah
41°43′56″N 111°50′0″W / 41.73222°N 111.83333°W / 41.73222; -111.83333
Charles Ora Card
Anthon Skanchy
75001800
tabernacle
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Logan
Cache County, Utah



Logan Temple
LDS Church president
Wilford Woodruff
Greek
Roman
Gothic
Byzantine
Franklin, Idaho
Pipe organ

Louisville, Kentucky
Salt Lake City
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