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    • Fort Lemhi

    • Fort Lemhi

    • Mormon cities and towns; Fort Lemhi (Idaho)--History;

    • In 1855 LDS missiionaries attempted to establish a settlement in the upper Snake River Valley in eastern Idaho. They constructed an adobe fort for protection and called it Fort Limhi. The site is now spelled Fort Lemhi. For various reasons, the...
    • Religious Education
    • Fort Lemhi site

    • Fort Lemhi site

    • Mormon cities and towns; Fort Lemhi (Idaho)--History;

    • In 1855 LDS missiionaries attempted to establish a settlement in the upper Snake River Valley in eastern Idaho. They constructed an adobe fort for protection and called it Fort Limhi. The site is now spelled Fort Lemhi. For various reasons, the...
    • Religious Education
    • Fort Lemhi site

    • Fort Lemhi site

    • Mormon cities and towns; Fort Lemhi (Idaho)--History;

    • In 1855 LDS missiionaries attempted to establish a settlement in the upper Snake River Valley in eastern Idaho. They constructed an adobe fort for protection and called it Fort Limhi. The site is now spelled Fort Lemhi. For various reasons, the...
    • Religious Education
    • Fort Lemhi site

    • Fort Lemhi site

    • Mormon cities and towns; Fort Lemhi (Idaho)--History;

    • In 1855 LDS missiionaries attempted to establish a settlement in the upper Snake River Valley in eastern Idaho. They constructed an adobe fort for protection and called it Fort Limhi. The site is now spelled Fort Lemhi. For various reasons, the...
    • Religious Education
    • Fort Santa Clara

    • Fort Santa Clara

    • Historical markers; Mormon Church--Historic sites; Mormon cities and towns;

    • President Brigham Young sent twelve missionaries to colonize the region of southwestern Utah in 1855. They built a fort for protection on this site in Santa Clara, Utah. While visiting the fort on one of his visits south, President Young pronounced...
    • Religious Education
    • Franklin Co-operative Mercantile Institution

    • Franklin Co-operative Mercantile Institution

    • Mormon cities and towns; Franklin (Idaho); Franklin Co-operative Merchantile Institution;

    • Latter-day Saint settlers established Franklin, Idaho as a permanent settlement in 1860. Located in Franklin, this structure served as an official outlet of ZCMI (Zion's Co-operative Mercantile Institution) from circa 1870-1900.
    • Religious Education
    • Garden Grove, Iowa

    • Garden Grove, Iowa

    • Garden Grove (Iowa); Mormon cities and towns; Cities and towns;

    • Garden Grove, which marks the half-way point between Nauvoo and Kanesville, was a semi-permanent settlement created for the benefit of the poor. Ezra Taft Benson dedicated the rock marker in the photograph.
    • Religious Education
    • Grafton, Utah

    • Grafton, Utah

    • Mormon Church--Historic sites; Mormon cities and towns;

    • Located on the Virgin River near Zion National Park, the town of Grafton was established as a settlement in the Southern Utah Mission in about 1860. It became part of the St. George Stake in 1877. Grafton had its own ward from 1861 to 1907. At that...
    • Religious Education
    • Grafton, Utah

    • Grafton, Utah

    • Mormon Church--Historic sites; Mormon cities and towns;

    • Located on the Virgin River near Zion National Park, the town of Grafton was established as a settlement in the Southern Utah Mission in about 1860. It became part of the St. George Stake in 1877. Grafton had its own ward from 1861 to 1907. At that...
    • Religious Education
    • Mormontown, Illinois

    • Mormontown, Illinois

    • Mormon cities and towns; Mormontown (Ill.);

    • The interpretive sign seen in this image identifies the site that was once known as Mormontown. A number of Latter-day Saints settled here after fleeing persecution in other states. They eventually moved west. The site is located near Pittsfield,...
    • Religious Education
    • Mormontown, Illinois

    • Mormontown, Illinois

    • Mormon cities and towns; Mormontown (Ill.);

    • The interpretive sign seen in this image identifies the site that was once known as Mormontown. A number of Latter-day Saints settled here after fleeing persecution in other states. They eventually moved west. The site is located near Pittsfield,...
    • Religious Education

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