HONORING TRADITIONS AT OUR HISTORIC MAUSOLEUM

THE MAUSOLEUM

Explore Our Timeless Mausoleum

Built in 1935 by James M. Harbertson, our Egyptian-inspired Mausoleum features an Egyptian figure holding a wreath and torch, symbolizing everlasting life and hope.

White church with tall steeple beside trees and mountains under a clear blue sky.

Historic Egyptian-Inspired Mausoleum and Crematory

Our Mausoleum is a large, white church-like structure. James M. Harbertson built the Egyptian-inspired Mausoleum in 1935. The Egyptian figure on the roof is holding a wreath, signifying everlasting life, and a torch, a symbol of hope. Inside, full caskets are encased vertically in Italian marble, in the style of a European crypt. A crematory was constructed in 1937 and served as Utah’s only crematory for years. Many Utah Buddhists and others were cremated here.

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Memorial wall with rows of floral bouquets and brass name plaques under glass.

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White memorial wall lined with flowers and photos, framing a central window in a bright hallway

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Small chapel alcove with stained-glass window, wooden bench, and flowers along the walls.

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Interior hallway with a maroon carpet, white walls, and decorative wall niches

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Narrow mausoleum corridor with rows of flower vases on both walls and a chair at the far end.

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Bright hallway with polished floor and shelves of decorative items in a gallery or shop.

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Stained-glass window glowing with blue and yellow patterns in a dim hallway.

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Paying Meaningful Tribute to Your Loved One

At Leavitt’s Mortuary & Aultorest Memorial Park, we offer many options to memorialize your loved one. Choose from memorial benches, cremation posts and pillars, flat markers crafted from bronze or granite, and more.

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