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- Anderson, John C.
- Montana;
- Originally from from Kentucky. Journeyed west to join his brother in Eagle Rock, Idaho Territory following service in the Confedrate Army during the Civil War. Store and bank owner in Idaho, eventually returned to the eastern states.
- Overland Trails - Diaries
- Smith, Bathsheba W. Bigler
- Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail;
- Mormon pioneer. Originally from West Virginia, migrated to Missouri, Nauvoo, and Salt Lake City. Bathsheba W. Bigler was the first wife of George Albert Smith. She helped secure women's suffrage in Utah Territory, sat on the Deseret Hospital Board...
- Overland Trails - Diaries
- Harmon, Appleton Milo vol 1
- Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail;
- Mormon pioneer and gifted mechanic who joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1841 and came to Utah in 1847. Harmon constructed the odometer invented by William Clayton, served a mission to England, and helped to colonize...
- Overland Trails - Diaries
- Keith, Fleury F.
- California National Historic Trail;
- American pioneer. Grain merchant from Indiana who retired in San Jose, California, in 1891.
- Overland Trails - Diaries
- 1846 Florence, Nebraska mill site
- Photographs;
- This structure is situated on the site of a mill built by the Latter-day Saints during the winter of 1846-1847. It is located in Florence, Nebraska not far from the Mormon Pioneer Cemetery and Winter Quarters Temple.
- Religious Education
- 1846 Florence, Nebraska mill site
- Photographs; Signs and signboards;
- This sign notes that the original mill on this site was built by the Latter-day Saints during the winter of 1846-1847. It is located in Florence, Nebraska not far from the Mormon Pioneer Cemetery and Winter Quarters Temple.
- Religious Education
- 1846 Florence, Nebraska mill site
- Photographs;
- This structure is situated on the site of a mill built by the Latter-day Saints during the winter of 1846-1847. It is located in Florence, Nebraska not far from the Mormon Pioneer Cemetery and Winter Quarters Temple.
- Religious Education
- Smith, Job
- Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail;
- Mormon pioneer, basket maker, and resident of Salt Lake City, Utah.
- Overland Trails - Diaries
- Jackman, Levi
- Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail;
- Mormon pioneer. Jackman joined the Mormon Church in 1830 and lived at Nauvoo, Illinois. He worked as a carpenter after settling in Utah in 1847.
- Overland Trails - Diaries
- Johnson, John Peter Rasmus
- Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail;
- Mormon pioneer and Danish convert to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Johnson farmed, raised stock and served as a bishop and city council member in Provo, Utah.
- Overland Trails - Diaries
- Courthouse Rock and Jail Rock, Nebraska
- Photographs;
- As the trail west led the Saints along the North Platte River near what is now Bridgeport, Nebraska, several striking natural landmarks came into view. Two of these were Jail Rock and Courthouse Rock. Approaching 400 feet in heighth, these stone...
- Religious Education
- Chimney Rock, Nebraska
- Photographs;
- Named Chimney Rock in 1827 by a fur trader, this limestone spire was one of the best known natural landmarks on the trail west. For Latter-day Saint pioneers, it came to be regarded as the halfway point between Winter Quarters and the Salt Lake...
- Religious Education
- Chimney Rock, Nebraska
- Photographs;
- Named Chimney Rock in 1827 by a fur trader, this limestone spire was one of the best known natural landmarks on the trail west. For Latter-day Saint pioneers, it came to be regarded as the halfway point between Winter Quarters and the Salt Lake...
- Religious Education
- Chimney Rock, Nebraska
- Photographs;
- Named Chimney Rock in 1827 by a fur trader, this limestone spire was one of the best known natural landmarks on the trail west. For Latter-day Saint pioneers, it came to be regarded as the halfway point between Winter Quarters and the Salt Lake...
- Religious Education
- Chimney Rock, Nebraska
- Photographs;
- Named Chimney Rock in 1827 by a fur trader, this limestone spire was one of the best known natural landmarks on the trail west. For Latter-day Saint pioneers, it came to be regarded as the halfway point between Winter Quarters and the Salt Lake...
- Religious Education
- Chimney Rock, Nebraska
- Photographs;
- Named Chimney Rock in 1827 by a fur trader, this limestone spire was one of the best known natural landmarks on the trail west. For Latter-day Saint pioneers, it came to be regarded as the halfway point between Winter Quarters and the Salt Lake...
- Religious Education
- Chimney Rock, Nebraska
- Photographs;
- Named Chimney Rock in 1827 by a fur trader, this limestone spire was one of the best known natural landmarks on the trail west. For Latter-day Saint pioneers, it came to be regarded as the halfway point between Winter Quarters and the Salt Lake...
- Religious Education
- Grand Island, Nebraska
- Photographs;
- This image was taken at Mormon Island State Recreation Area is located near Grand Island, Nebraska. The park commemorates the great Mormon migration to the west. Pioneers such as George Miller ventured this way as early as 1846. The Pioneer...
- Religious Education
- Grand Island, Nebraska
- Photographs;
- This image was taken at Mormon Island State Recreation Area is located near Grand Island, Nebraska. The park commemorates the great Mormon migration to the west. Pioneers such as George Miller ventured this way as early as 1846. The Pioneer...
- Religious Education
- Grand Island, Nebraska
- Photographs;
- This image shows one of the many channels of the Platte River near Grand Island, Nebraska. It was taken at Mormon Island State Recreation Area is located in the Grand Island area. The park commemorates the great Mormon migration to the west....
- Religious Education