The main thing of note is that this is a one-story temple with a tall spire, which makes it a very unique. There is no mistaking the Billings temple for anything else. Also, it is right next to the hills, which makes it very picturesque.
It is also practically impossible to get lost. There are glass doors that remind you to stop and go a different way. It was very well-designed. The inside was pretty plain, of course, with a lot of white walls and gold trim. No purple couches, sadly.
One thing of note is that the Celestial Room is asymmetrically designed, with bay stained-glass windows. There is also apparently a skylight in the main foyer that offers a view of the angel Moroni, but I forgot to look for it.
We are still trying to figure out where temples #49 and 50 are going to be. Josh wants to go to the St. Paul, Minnesota temple sometime soon, but after spending over 2,000 miles in the car to get here, I don't think I'll be willing to spend over 10 hours in the car round trip anytime soon.
So what do you think? Where should temples #49 and 50 be?
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