Temple Stones is a bronze sculpture by artist Kenneth William Packer, created in 2001 and is number 9 of 25. It depicts a man and boy, oxen, and a wagon hauling massive granite blocks (genuine stone from the original quarry) used in the construction of the Salt Lake Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The work tells the story of the dedication and sacrifice of those who hauled the granite stones used in building the Salt Lake Temple. $8,995.
Details include:
• Artist: Kenneth William Packer
• Date: 2001
• Medium: Cast bronze
• Size: Approximately 9 × 29 × 11 inches
• A copy is currently in the Church History Museum collection in Salt Lake City.