Salt Lake Assembly Hall Lighted Candle Arch Schwibbögen

Description

Similar to our other schwibbögen candle arches in the Christmas tradition from the German Ore Mountains, this hand crafted double arch has certain flair because of the wood art. This stunning schwibbögen is fitted with 15 mini lights which cause parts of the fretsaw work to be emphasized, bringing a glowing romantic touch to your home. This beautiful double arch will be a festive addition to your Holiday decor, adding sparkle to your home. There are three large assembly buildings housed on Temple Square. The smallest of the three is the Salt Lake Assembly Hall which seats approximately 2,000 and is located on the southwest corner of Temple Square. The beautiful building is a Victorian Gothic congregation hall With a cruciform layout of the interior that is complemented by Stars of David circumscribed high above each entrance, which symbolize the gathering of the Twelve Tribes of Israel. Construction of the hall began on August 11, 1877, and was completed in 1882. It is located just South of the Salt Lake Tabernacle and across from the South Visitor Center near the South Gate. Upon entering Temple Square from the South, the Assembly Hall can be seen to the left (west). The Hall hosts occasional free weekend music concerts and is filled as overflow for the churches twice-a-year General conferences. Not only at Christmas time, but all through the year this Schwibbögen will be a beautiful addition to your home decor. All arches are hand made in the USA of premium Baltic Birch. Sturdy storage box and gift card included. New in original packaging. Made in the USA; no voltage converter required.