“Church Historical Sites,” Friend, July 1981, 23
Church Historical Sites
Match the important places in church history with the appropriate descriptions.
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1. Palmyra, New York |
a. Joseph Smith’s birthplace |
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2. Cumorah, New York |
b. Means “beautiful place” |
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3. Kirtland, Ohio |
c. Permanent camp along Mormon Trail |
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4. Fayette, New York |
d. First temple built by Saints |
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5. Sharon, Vermont |
e. Hill in which gold plates were hidden |
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6. Nauvoo, Illinois |
f. Church organized in Peter Whitmer’s home April 6, 1830 |
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7. Winter Quarters, Nebraska |
g. Town’s name means “honeybee” |
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8. Great Salt Lake Valley, Utah |
h. Location of Independence, the center of the new Zion |
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9. Jackson County, Missouri |
i. Destination of pioneers crossing the plains |
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10. Carthage, Illinois |
j. Joseph Smith received the First Vision |
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11. Deseret, Utah |
k. Joseph and Hyrum Smith martyred in jail |