The Payson Temple stands tall along Interstate 15 at the south end of Utah Valley — a gleaming white landmark visible to the millions of travelers who pass through each year. The third temple built in Utah County and the 146th in the Church, it was dedicated in June 2015 and has quickly become a beloved fixture in southern Utah County communities from Payson to Santaquin. Our collection of Payson Temple pictures, art prints, and paintings captures this beautiful temple in a wide range of styles and sizes.
by Tausha Schumann
by Tausha Schumann
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by Rory Wallwork
by Tausha Schumann
by Tausha Schumann
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by Tausha Schumann
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by Tausha Schumann
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by Megan Kelly
by Megan Kelly
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by Rory Wallwork
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by A.J. Rich
by Greg A. Farley
by Greg A. Farley
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by A.J. Rich
by A.J. Rich
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Announced January 25, 2010 by President Thomas S. Monson and dedicated June 7, 2015 by President Henry B. Eyring, the Payson Temple is the 146th operating temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the 15th built in Utah, and the third in Utah County. The 96,630-square-foot temple sits on 10.63 acres just off the 800 South exit of I-15, featuring cream-colored precast concrete panels, a single central spire, and seven sealing rooms — one of the highest sealing room counts of any temple in the Church. At the groundbreaking, Elder Dallin H. Oaks noted that the temple "will be a dominant and visible influence on the millions who pass by here by day and by night."
The Angel Moroni statue was raised atop the spire on October 10, 2013, drawing hundreds of community members to the construction site to witness the moment. During the public open house in April and May 2015, an extraordinary 475,542 people toured the temple over four weeks — one of the highest open house attendance figures in Church history. The temple serves members throughout southern Utah County and Juab County, providing a long-awaited closer alternative to the heavily-attended Provo Temple and Mount Timpanogos Temple.
The Payson Temple's position at the foot of the Wasatch Mountains, with Utah Valley stretching north toward Provo and the Nebo Range rising to the south, gives photographers a dramatic and varied setting across all four seasons. Our collection features photography and fine art capturing the temple in brilliant summer light, surrounded by autumn color, dusted in winter snow, and set against the vivid spring skies of Utah County. Whether you're looking for a classic architectural print or a sweeping landscape composition, you'll find it here.
Payson Temple prints make a meaningful and inspirational gift for members throughout southern Utah County — and for anyone with a connection to this beloved temple. Perfect for weddings, mission homecomings, new homes, and other milestone occasions.