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  • Heber C. Kimball Nauvoo, Illinois home
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    This home once belonged to Heber C. and Vilate Kimball. The Kimballs were remarkable in their service and loyalty to the restored Church. They lived here for five months before being driven from Nauvoo. The lower addition on the right was not part...
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  • Heber C. Kimball Nauvoo, Illinois home
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    This home once belonged to Heber C. and Vilate Kimball. The Kimballs were remarkable in their service and loyalty to the restored Church. They lived here for five months before being driven from Nauvoo. This view looks off the front porch...
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  • Brigham Young Nauvoo, Illinois home, interior
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    The one-story east wing of Brigham Young's Nauvoo home was used as an office. It was constructed with its own outside door which allowed access without having to pass through the residence. Following the death of the Prophet Joseph Smith, this...
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  • John Taylor Nauvoo, Illinois home
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    This home was the center structure of the printing complex on the west side of Main Street just north of Kimball Street in Nauvoo. John Taylor purchased it on behalf of the Church from James Ivins in 1845. The Taylor family lived here for just a...
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  • Parley P. Pratt Nauvoo, Illinois home
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    This remodeled building is identified as the Parley P. Pratt home and store. Still standing, it is located on the southeast corner of Wells and Young streets. The Pratt family left the home in February 1846. The structure is currently (2003) owned...
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  • Brigham Young Nauvoo, Illinois home
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    Brigham Young's family moved to a log home on this site while he was on a mission to Great Britain. After returning, Brigham built the center, two-story brick structure. The one-story side addtions were added later. The east wing (left) served as...
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  • Brigham Young Nauvoo, Illinois home
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    Following a mission to Great Britain, Brigham Young built the center, two-story brick portion of this home. The one-story side addtions were added later. The Young family had a cellar to store and preserve perishable items. The cellar, seen in the...
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  • Brigham Young Nauvoo, Illinois home, interior
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    The downstairs area of the two-story portion of the Brigham Young Nauvoo home is a single room. With its large cooking hearth and bustle oven, this room served as the kitchen and dining area as well as the center of Young family activiites. Brigham...
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  • Brigham Young Nauvoo, Illinois home, interior
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    The one-story east wing of Brigham Young's Nauvoo home was used as an office. It was constructed with its own outside door (seen here) which allowed access without having to pass through the residence. This room served as Church headquarters...
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  • Brigham Young Nauvoo, Illinois home
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    This is some of the antique furniture located in the Brigham Young Nauvoo home. The dolls were made by amish people evidenced by the lasck of faces.
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  • Brigham Young Nauvoo, Illinois home
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    The wood paneling here shows the contrast of Brigham Young's work, and that done by the Nauvoo Restoration, in the restoring of the home. Brigham Young's talents as a woodworker and glazier included making pine look like oak. The top, darker...
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  • Brigham Young Nauvoo, Illinois home
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    Located at the Brigham Young Home, in Nauvoo Illinois, this paddle was used to fluff up the straw matresses.
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  • John Taylor Nauvoo, Illinois home
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    Photographs;
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    This home was the center structure of the printing complex on the west side of Main Street just north of Kimball Street in Nauvoo. John Taylor purchased it on behalf of the Church from James Ivins in 1845. The Taylor family lived here for just a...
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  • John Taylor Nauvoo, Illinois home
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    Photographs;
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    This home was the center structure of the printing complex on the west side of Main Street just north of Kimball Street in Nauvoo. John Taylor purchased it on behalf of the Church from James Ivins in 1845. The Taylor family lived here for just a...
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  • John Taylor Nauvoo, Illinois home
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    Photographs;
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    This home was the center structure of the printing complex on the west side of Main Street just north of Kimball Street in Nauvoo. John Taylor purchased it on behalf of the Church from James Ivins in 1845. The Taylor family lived here for just a...
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  • John Taylor Nauvoo, Illinois home
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    Photographs;
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    This home was the center structure of the printing complex on the west side of Main Street just north of Kimball Street in Nauvoo. John Taylor purchased it on behalf of the Church from James Ivins in 1845. The Taylor family lived here for just a...
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  • John Taylor Nauvoo, Illinois home
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    This home was the center structure of the printing complex on the west side of Main Street just north of Kimball Street in Nauvoo. John Taylor purchased it on behalf of the Church from James Ivins in 1845. The Taylor family lived here for just a...
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  • John Taylor Nauvoo, Illinois home
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    This home was the center structure of the printing complex on the west side of Main Street just north of Kimball Street in Nauvoo. John Taylor purchased it on behalf of the Church from James Ivins in 1845. The Taylor family lived here for just a...
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  • "Look After the Indians"
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    Elder Spencer W. Kimball, President George Albert Smith, Elder Anthony W. Ivins (standing) and Elder Matthew Cowley meeting with group of Lamanites and others soon after the three brethren were called to serve on the Church Indian Affairs Committee.
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  • John Taylor Nauvoo, Illinois home site
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    John Taylor and his family lived in a home on this site before moving to the Printing Complex on Main Street. Located on Parley Street just east of Granger Street, this property was about an acre in size. The Brigham Young home can be seen in the...
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