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Saturday, July 12, 2008
The finale
Today was the last day of conference. Everyone was lookin' great in their best dress. The day was filled with workshops and concluded with a testimony meeting.
Friday, July 11, 2008
Independence Visitors' Center
We took the historic tour at the Independence Visitors' Center.
A discovery of Church sites in Missouri begins at the Independence Visitors' Center. This newly remodeled center honors the past and the present, with exhibits depicting experiences of Mormon settlers in Missouri between 1831 and 1839, as well as exhibits on the importance of families, messages from modern prophets, and the Book of Mormon.
A discovery of Church sites in Missouri begins at the Independence Visitors' Center. This newly remodeled center honors the past and the present, with exhibits depicting experiences of Mormon settlers in Missouri between 1831 and 1839, as well as exhibits on the importance of families, messages from modern prophets, and the Book of Mormon.Richmond
In Richmond, we were able to see the historic cemetery and the square.
The Richmond Pioneer Cemetery was first established as a "public burying ground". It was the final resting place of Oliver Cowdery, members of the Peter Whitmer, Sr. family and others. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints have maintained the site since 1949.
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