Projects

Learn about the Foundation’s participation in inspiring projects that highlight Church history around the globe.

The Ensign Peak Foundation was originally formed in 1992. The Foundation was significantly involved in the preservation and creation of the Ensign Peak Park in Salt Lake City, Utah.  Subsequently, the Foundation recognized that they had developed understanding and skills that could be channeled into other projects to help preserve the rich heritage associated with the history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Thus, for many years, the Foundation did business as the Mormon Historic Sites Foundation (MHSF). In harmony with guidance relating to references to the Church and its history, the Foundation in 2020 once again chose to use and emphasize its original Ensign Peak Foundation name.

Since that time the Foundation has been involved in numerous projects and continues to seek out ways to bring significance to sites of importance in Church History.

Featured Projects

MUA, TONGATAPU, TONGA

The first Latter-day Saint missionaries to Tonga arrived in July 1891, according to historians familiar with LDS Church’s history in the country.

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HISTORIC HOLY CROSS CHAPEL IN SALT LAKE CITY

The chapel is a historic treasure in the history of Salt Lake City, particularly its religious history.

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ONEIDA STAKE ACADEMY, PRESTON, IDAHO

The Ensign Peak Foundation helped raise the money necessary, $1.3 million, to allow the moving of the Academy.

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NEILLSVILLE, WISCONSIN

The Ensign Peak Foundation is pleased to have sponsored a plaque in Neillsville, Wisconsin…

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TRENCIN, SLOVAKIA MEMORAL

Trencin, Slovakia was opened for missionary work in 1989 and is the site where President Dieter Uchtdorf…

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QUINCY: CITY OF MORMON REFUGE 1838-1839

When a group of 5,000 to 6,000 Saints: men, women, and children, were forced to flee under threat of extermination…

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