Illinois and Missouri

File — Box: 1, Folder: 12

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

1: Nauvoo Council Masonic Hall
2-3: Parkin in Warsaw, Illinois, May 1989
4: office of the "Warsaw Signal," an anti-Mormon press in 1844
5: "Mormon History Association meetings Max H. Parkin and San Steven in May 1889 Warsaw, Illinois office of Warsaw signal newspaper by Thomas C, Sharp"
6: plaque relating the Mormon experience in Quincy, Illinois, 1989
7: Quincy Town Square where exiled Mormons gathered after their flight from Missouri, 1989
8-9: Missouri River
10: 11: "The ford (crossing between Far West, MO and points south) in northern Ray Co. at Crooked River, where the battle was fought October 25, 1838, between Captain Patten and Bogart's men. The battle took place in the fields of the background along old settlers road, traces of which are still visible on the ridge in the background.", 1970
11: "The ford (crossing between Far West, MO and points south) in northern Ray Co. at Crooked River, where the battle was fought October 25, 1838, between Captain Patten and Bogart's men. The battle took place in the fields of the background along old settlers road, traces of which are still visible on the ridge in the background."

Dates

1940-1989

Conditions Governing Access

Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.