Heber Second Ward Meetinghouse

The Heber Second Ward Meetinghouse was constructed in 1913 to serve the growing Heber community, which was divided east and west by Main Street. The red brick building, set on a sandstone foundation, was completed under the direction of Bishop Joseph A. Rasband, with James Heber Moulton serving as construction supervisor. It stands on the site of a former Methodist church, which was relocated to the Center Creek Ward after the land was sold to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Designed by Provo architect Joseph Nelson in the English Gothic Revival style, the building remains a significant architectural and historical landmark in the area.

Heber, Utah · United States