Temple Presidents
- Lorenzo Snow, 1893–1898
- Joseph F. Smith, 1898–1911
- Anthon H. Lund, 1911–1921
- George F. Richards, 1921–1938
- Stephen L. Chipman, 1938–1945
- Joseph Fielding Smith, 1945–1949
- Robert D. Young, 1949–1953
- ElRay L. Christiansen, 1953–1961
- Willard E. Smith, 1961–1964
- Howard S. McDonald, 1964–1968
- O. Leslie Stone, 1968–1972
- John K. Edmunds, 1972–1977
- A. Ray Curtis, 1977–1982
- Marion D. Hanks, 1982–1985
- Victor L. Brown, 1985–1987
- Edgar M. Denney, 1987–1990
- Spencer H. Osborn, 1990–1993
- George I. Cannon, 1993–1996
- Carlos E. Asay, 1996–1999
- Derrill H. Richards, 1999
- W. Eugene Hansen, 1999–2002
- L. Aldin Porter, 2002–2005
- M. Richard Walker, 2005–2008
- Sheldon F. Child, 2008–2011
- Oren Claron Alldredge Jr., 2011–present
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