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Joseph Smith’s Serpent Cane

This walking cane carved to resemble a serpent was used by the Prophet Joseph Smith…Read more

By 1836 Joseph Smith and the church were heavily in debt. William Burgess and Don…Read more

Joseph Smith did not leave a clear successor to the LDS church were he and…Read more

When 12-year-old Mary first met the Prophet Joseph Smith in Kirtland in 1831, she was immediately…Read more

In the early 1800s, "Palmyra's most notable seer" was Sally Chase, who claimed the ability…Read more

Early Mormons revered Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum Smith, at times to the point…Read more

After the death of their father, 16-year-old Emily and her 20-year-old sister Eliza moved into Joseph and…Read more

This image reflects a recreation of one of three magic parchments found among Hyrum Smith's…Read more

In the early 1800s in New England there existed a common belief that buried chests and…Read more

Helen Kimball was the daughter of Apostle Heber C. Kimball and Vilate Kimball. Heber wanted…Read more