Best LDS History & Historical Travel & Tours
Pictures And Photos Of Nauvoo Illinois

George And Audrey DeLange
July 27, 2001

Page Two, Joseph Smith Homestead And Cemetery

In 1839 Joseph Smith bought the property of Commerce, Illinois as a refuge for the LDS people who were being driven from Missouri by religious persecution. It was a swamp and a few log cabins.

The site had once been the indian village "Quashquema". The city was named Nauvoo, which in Hebrew means "Beautiful Place". The construction of the Nauvoo Temple was started in the spring of 1841.

This page contains a sample of the best digital photos and pictures that we have taken of the Joseph Smith homestead in Nauvoo, Illinois.

These pictures and photos are for your enjoyment and may be freely used for clean, wholesome, noncommercial, purposes that are supportive of the LDS Church and the City Of Joseph Pageant.

Moon Stones From Temple
Photo Taken Oct 1979
Stones Now At RLDS
Visitor Center
The Smith Family Homestead
Two Story Built By Joseph III
In 1860 Old Cabin c. 1803,
Is Summer Kitchen Joseph Sr.
& Lucy Lived
In Until
Their House Was Built
Hickory Fire, Melting Beeswax,
Audrey Is Interested
In Something?
A Missionary Spinning Wool?
Sort Of! Take A Look
At The Spinning Wheel!!!
Audrey Learns A Spinning Wheel Is
For Sale At Joseph's
Red Brick Store
She Buys IT!! Wow!
Audrey Always Wanted One!
Inside The Old Cabin
Riverview And LotusJohn Taylor's Corner Lot
"Times And Seasons" Printer
Original Foundation
William Mark's House
Adam Dunn's HouseLucy Mack Smith's House
Joseph's Mother
Nauvoo Survey MarkerJoseph Smith Stable Foundation
Joseph Smith Mansion House
Built 1842, Served As Hotel
Nauvoo House, Built As Hotel 1841
1869 Lewis Bidamon And Emma
Smith Married And Lived Here.
Emma Died In 1879.
West River Side Of Homestead
Right Red Section Of House Is The
Keeping Room & Office Added 1841
Joseph And Hyrum's Bodies
Were Hidden Many Years
And Then Moved
Then For Many Years
Joseph And Hyrum
Were Buried Under
The Spring Shed
Graves Of Hyrum, Joseph,
And Emma, Not The Original
Burial Site
The River View Near The Graves
Homestead House In Background
Picture Taken From
Smith Family Cemetery
Emma
JosephHyrum

Inside The Old CabinSpinning WoolTemple Sun Stone

Carthage, Illinois
City Of Joseph Pageant
Nauvoo Temple Construction
Entering Nauvoo
Old Town Nauvoo Page One
Old Town Nauvoo Page Two
Old Town Nauvoo Page Three
Old Town Nauvoo Page Four

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