Thursday, July 22, 2010

Church History Sites

Kirtland Ohio
Mark, Emma, Ethan, Kristine, John, Anna, Matthew, Jacob, Kara, Scott, and Jaime.
Newel K and Elizabeth Whitney's home. They had one of the nicest houses in Kirtland, yet it was still quite small compared to the big houses we see today. It just kind of reminded me of a quote from a member of our Stake Presidency, President Hales, who said, "Happy is the day when sufficient for our needs is really sufficient for our needs."
Joseph Smith's log home (replica) by the Sacred Grove
I love this quote by Lucy Mack Smith which is in front of the nice Frame Home.
The Frame Home
Emma and me at the Sacred Grove
Emma took this picture of me and Mark


Acting crazy in an alleyway in Palmyra New York
Grandin Building where the Book of Mormon was first published
Alvin Smith's grave in Palmyra (Joseph Smith's brother)
Me and Emma at the Hill Cumorah Visitor Center

Emma at the Hill Cumorah monument
In front of the replica of the Peter Whitmer log home where the Church was organized
Inside the Peter Whitmer home

In Oakland Pennsylvania (formerly called Harmony) where Joseph and Emma buried their son Alvin
















Susquehanna river (I fell in)
This was Mark's favorite Church History site




















Somewhere near hear the Priesthood was restored

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