I lived in SLC many years. I never questioned the history. Watching this clip makes me wonder, just a LOT! If you look at the JS Mem Bldg, the temple, the tabernacle and the Assembly Hall (pictured, but not mentioned in video), they are grand buildings and take up residence within a two block area. Temple Square houses temple, tab., & assembly hall. Across the street is JSMB. However, the neighbor of JSMB, being only one block from Temple Square is a building called the Beehive house. It has columns, (not fancy) railings, (not fancy) exterior is nice, but not the same league as the others. Inside, if you take a tour, the building is cramped, ceilings low, doorways miniscule, bedrooms almost an afterthought. They relish in showing people the 'net' that served as the box springs of the bedframe, saying that the adage 'sleep tight' came from having a tight net under your tiny bed. I got claustrophobia in there. Why the discrepancy in building styles? They say it was built 1854