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Open house for Nauvoo's new FamilySearch center
An open house for the new Nauvoo FamilySearch Center in the restored Raymond Clark store will be May 16-19 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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Dean Hughes' top 10 sites to see in Nauvoo
Many tourists only schedule a day or two for their visit to Nauvoo. During that time they hope to see all the sites in Historic Nauvoo and still find time for the Nauvoo Temple and the Carthage Jail. My suggestion would be to stay four or five days — or longer — and drink in the peace and beauty...
Relief Society's founding in Nauvoo to be commemorated
Amid the nation's good-natured appreciation of shamrocks and everything Irish on March 17th, 2011, the Temple and site missionary sisters of Nauvoo will quietly gather to remember the first meeting of the Relief Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. As in previous years, the...
Nauvoo Pageant 2011 audition
Professional-quality actors are being sought to fill 20 core cast roles in the summer 2011 Nauvoo Pageant. Ten men's roles, nine women's roles and one role for a young man are available. Adult ages are from 20s through 60s. The rigorous nature of this outdoor summer pageant requires that core cast...
Blessed Honored Pioneer
Mormon Life says: I undergo a traditional ritual every time I leave Nauvoo. It is a walk from the blacksmith shop down the "trail of tears" to the Mississippi River.
I walk slowly, looking frequently behind me to the lovely city and the temple reigning above it and let the land speak. What fears and regrets, hopes and anticipations passed down the road to the...
Nauvoo for Every Season
Mormon Life says: Many people don't know the beauty and activity they're missing in Nauvoo's off-season. Read on to find the best ways to enjoy this historic town, not only during summer, but at any time of year.
Chances are, you've already visited Nauvoo. And if you have, chances are even greater that you came in the summer. You were in town when the historic village was busy with tourists. You took in the...
