The interior of the Tabernacle during Lorenzo Snow’s funeral. You can read the Deseret News account of the funeral here.
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I’ve seen photos of the Tabernacle all decked out before, but never would have imagined such decoration for a funeral. (Even the pillars are wrapped in spirals.) Wow.
Also, it looks like a large framed portrait of President Snow is front and center, directly in front of the organ case. Impressive.
I think they called this a “white funeral,” David. And I hadn’t noticed the pillars before you pointed them out.