SALT LAKE CITY — Readers of last week's Deseret News story on the LDS Church's Granite Mountain Records Vault, which was featured in a virtual video tour during the national Family History Conference, have contacted the paper asking if any video of the vault is available for view.
A two-part video has been posted on the website of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints here.
— Scott Taylor
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I would hope they allow a full screen version of the video in the future. I visited the vaults right after their construction and remember the spring that supplies the fresh water. The vaults are massive and it really doesn't give that impression More..