The Kirtland Ohio Temple holds a singular place in the Restoration. Dedicated on March 27, 1836, by President Joseph Smith, Jr., it was the first temple built in this dispensation and the site of remarkable spiritual experiences recorded in Doctrine and Covenants 110. Our collection captures its quiet dignity — the Federal-style architecture, the warmth of the Ohio landscape surrounding it, and the reverence that naturally comes with a place so connected to the early years of the Church. Available as prints and framed art in a range of sizes, these pieces are especially meaningful for those with ancestors who walked Kirtland's streets, anyone with a love of Church history, or as a distinctive addition to a collection of sacred art.
