Fundamentally, Brigham Young was a man of peace; if his tongue occasionally slipped, his actions did not, writes Latter-day ...

On Feb. 4, 1846, a year and a half after the deaths of Joseph Smith and Hyrum Smith, the first families left Nauvoo, Illinois ...

The Untold Nauvoo Stories Committee hosted its symposium Friday and Saturday, Feb. 7-8, at the Nauvoo City Center. This ...

The Saints’ hearts were knit together with God because of the ordinances they received in the temple,” said Nauvoo Historic Sites President Daniel S. Mehr during an exodus commemoration event honoring ...

Today in History for Feb. 4: ...

NAUVOO, Ill. – Over 300 people gathered in Nauvoo last Saturday, Feb. 1, for the annual commemoration of the Pioneer Exodus.

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The series portrays this event as part of the larger tension between Young's Nauvoo Legion and the federal government. According to Wyo History, the U.S. Army rebuilt the fort in 1858, further ...

We have a long history of violence in this country and ... the Mormon militia, which is the Nauvoo Legion that Brigham Young started because the Mormons were getting killed and chased all over ...