• Beehive House (left), Eagle Gate, and LDS Church Office Building. The Beehive House was one of the official residences of Brigham Young...
  • Brigham Young was also governor of the Utah Territory, and the Beehive House was also used to receive and entertain visitors to the territory.
  • I had always assumed the beehive houses of Harran were small and lacking in comfort but when I saw them, I realized I was wrong.
  • Family, friends, and visitors recorded warm memories of their experiences with President Brigham Young in the Beehive House.
  • The Beehive House. Visit Website. ... Interesting history, the house is well maintained and cared for. The flower garden in front of the house is gorgeous!
  • Near this time, Brigham deeded the Beehive House to Decker.[7] She lived there until she sold it to John W. Young, a son of Brigham and Mary Ann Young.[8].
  • The beehive house is typical of Celtic dwellings from 2000 bc in Scotland.
  • Perhaps the LDS Church needs to revise the script they give to missionaries at the Beehive House, because that story is just not believable.
  • Upon its completion in 1854, Mary Ann Angell Young and Lucy Decker Young, two of President Young’s wives, moved into the Beehive House.1.
  • The Lion House (left) and the Beehive House (right) in Salt Lake City pictured in the what is believed to be the earliest known photograph of the building.