 The Manhattan New York Temple (119) was adapted from an existing stake center building—which stands at the intersection of West 65th Street, Broadway, and Columbus Avenue, and is across the street from the Lincoln Center—into the temple.The original building was dedicated by Spencer W. Kimball in May 1975 and houses a public affairs office on the second floor and a chapel on the third floor.The temple occupies parts of the first floor and all of the fourth, fifth, and sixth floors of the building.