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Church History Tour

Off to see the Joseph Smith, Sr. farm in Palmyra, NY.
Joseph Smith's boyhood home, 3 bedrooms for 9 people!
The farm.
The Frame House: a larger house built by Alvin for his parents, but he passed away before finishing and asked Hyrum to finish and take care of his parents. The Smith's only lived in it for 4 years until a sly man came into town and kicked them out.
The Sacred Grove.

The Hill Cumorah
Friday night we got to see the Hill Cumorah Pageant, and it was wonderful. This is the view of the stage from the top of the hill.
Waiting for the Pageant to begin.
Chase got to meet Nephi before the pageant began, and he was so excited! (It's the one Book of Mormon character that I've really taught him about so he feels like he knows him) It was so cute because he really thought he was REAL.
Jesus appearing to the people in the Americas after his death.
Blessing the little children.
Visiting the Peter Whitmer Farm. It was raining so we only got a picture inside the visitor's center.

Comments

Kelli said…
That looks so amazing! I wish we could do something like that. Your kids are getting so big! What a cute family!! We miss you guys!
Joseph said…
I have to say that I'm a bit envious. We've gone to see the Alamo here in Texas, but not much else. I love the pictures.

-J. Cooper
Nicole said…
Wow, what a neat trip! I've heard the pageant is amazing. How fun to be so close and to have those opportunities, I'm glad you had such a fun time!
I remember when we did this! It's a spiritual experience! Your family is so beautiful! I miss you guys! Are you still coming labor day? We promise not to make other plans :)
AJHEG said…
I've seen the pageant 3 times and can't wait to take Jamie and Wyatt back to see it with the rest of the sites. If you are like me words can't explain the spirit in those sites.
What a cute little family you have now! I'm glad I ran in to you. It'll be fun to be able to see what you guys are up to. I just love blogs! :)

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