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|1/1/1880 || 12/31/1889 || Richard W. Young attends law school at Columbia |11/5/58 || 11/5/58 || Tabernacle Choir performs at Carnegie Hall

...It begins in City Hall Park and winds its way through the original site of Columbia College, Printing House Square, Wall Street and ends up at Old Slip, where ...ooks at the LDS Church and its members presence at Steinway Hall, Carnegie Hall, the Arts Student League, Stillman's Gym and the Manhattan Temple, includin

...or, visited [[Anthon, Charles|Charles Anthon]] (1797-1867), a professor at Columbia College. '''Columbia University'''

... progress had just been passed at an anti-Mormon demonstration in Carnegie Hall last night when a handful of Mormons swept up to the platform. For a time i ...nto the hands of Mormons. Anarchists also presented a few at the door. The hall was not filled.

...d by the Free Thinkers to preach, or give a course of lectures, in Tammany Hall. In short, it was not three weeks from the delivery of the prophecies in th We held a general Conference, in the "Columbian Hall," previous to our departure, in which the following song, composed by mysel

... was scheduled to take place. It was a regular "home" party held only in a hall because there is no Utah home here large enough to accommodate the 200 or m "Les," says Edna, running up the entrance steps of the hall ahead of him, "hurry up! They're shouting and laughing so I know we're miss

...d by the Free Thinkers to preach, or give a course of lectures, in Tammany Hall. In short, it was not three weeks from the delivery of the prophecies in th ... evening, pursuant to public notice, a large meeting assembled at National Hall, to listen to the recital of the wrongs and sufferings of the Mormons, and

...the Thirteenth Ward conducted the services which were held in the Assembly Hall on the Temple grounds, and Bishop Frank Armstrong, of the Cottonwood Ward, Harodl M. Stephens, associate justice, court of appeals for the District of Columbia; Frank Evans, Dr. A. Ray Olpin, president, University of Utah; Mahlon E. Wi

... Lake City; Brother Ott, President of the New York Conference, and Brother Hall, also from Salt Lake City. In conversation with some of these leading breth ...principles he had designed for this land. No where is there such a land as Columbia. No where such laws and government as those of the United States. They were

...in which to hold their meetings. They previously congregated at [[Columbia Hall]], in Grand street. They now hold three meetings every Sunday, which are at [[Category: Columbia Hall]]