Kyler Olsen

Assembly Rooms

From my research (or rather wondering on the internet) the following Temples have and an Assembly Room.

* Has two.
† The original had two, the reconstruction only has one.
‡ Originally had two, the lower hall was converted to ordnance rooms.
** Also described as a special chapel.

Notice: We do not know 100% what exactly these initials originally stood for.

Kirtland

The Kirtland Temple has two halls (also called courts), both the upper and lower courts have the same initials.

Melchizedek Priesthood Pulpits West

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Aaronic Priesthood Pulpits East

(top to bottom)

Nauvoo

I remember reading that the original Nauvoo Temple had initials in the lower hall. The upper hall did not have pulpits per say as the Saints did not 100% complete the temple, but they did have 4 rows of elevated benches (at least at the time the saints left Nauvoo).

In the reconstruction the space originally for the upper hall was used for the Endowment ordnance rooms. An Assembly Hall was built on the first floor, but like all Temples after the St. George, it does not have any initials on the pulpits.

St. George

The St. George Temple originally had two halls, with the lower one usually partitioned with curtains for the Endowment. Later this lower hall was remodeled to the modern floor lay out with discrete rooms for the Endowment.

Melchizedek Priesthood Pulpits

(top to bottom)

Aaronic Priesthood Pulpits

(top to bottom)

Logan

Manti

Salt Lake

Los Angeles

Washington D.C.

Portland Oregon