Nauvoo

Slush on the Mississippi River at Nauvoo today.

Downtown Nauvoo

Joseph Smith often said in Nauvoo he didn’t care where he ended up as long as he was with the Saints, because there was love. “He often replied that we would all go to Hell together, and convert it into a heaven, by casting the Devil out.”

I wonder if @archuletadavid.bsky.social knows that quote?

The price for a gallon of gas is $2.99 on the Iowa side of the Mississippi River, and a dozen Grade A eggs are $5.79.

What’s the price where you are?

The bald eagles are ice fishing around Nauvoo this morning.

Happy New Year from Nauvoo!

Changes are underway at the Tomb of Joseph Museum in Nauvoo!

It’s a very cold 36 degrees in Nauvoo today, with a wind coming from Canada. Even the logs on the old Homestead are cold.

Ice jam at the end of Parley Street in Nauvoo.

Christmas decorations are up and around Nauvoo! Here is a bough hanging on the restored 1843/1844 Masonic Temple on Main Street.

Historic Nauvoo Illinois and Carthage Jail Historic Nauvoo and Carthage Jail are places where important events occurred during the early history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Learn more about the Church’s foundations and ...

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints ("Utah Church") has just come out with a new website dedicated to learning about the 1840s-era history of Nauvoo! Thanks to everyone involved!

www.churchofjesuschrist.org/learn/histor...

The former Christ Lutheran Church in Nauvoo is now the site of the Nauvoo Discovery Program, where university students around the country spend a semester studying online while in Nauvoo. (Photo from October)

New Christmas lights are on the Zions Mercantile, Nauvoo State Bank, and more!

Nauvoo Temple (Hancock County, Illinois) before the floodlights came on.

“I have seen in vision the splendid appearance of that building illuminated, and will have it built according to the pattern shown me."
—Joseph Smith, 5 February 1844