Wellsville Tabernacle

The Wellsville Tabernacle features a diagonal center aisle leading to the pulpit in the northwest corner, with curved wooden benches arranged in a semi-circular pattern.

Construction of the Wellsville Tabernacle began in 1902 using stone from Sardine Canyon and red brick, with completion and dedication occurring in 1908 by Anthon H. Lund.

Local citizens contributed to the construction through physical labor, donations of materials, and funds earned from selling agricultural products like grain, cheese, and butter.

The Wellsville Foundation manages the building, which now functions as a community center offering space for weddings, events, and educational programs.

The tabernacle's sixty-foot ceiling contains wooden beams that create superior acoustics, while two-story stained glass windows illuminate the entire auditorium.

Location: Wellsville

GPS coordinates: 41.63741,-111.93272

Latest update: March 7, 2025 03:55