Ground Broken for Monument at Site of Mountain Meadow Massacre
Groundbreaking ceremonies were held on Monday, May 17th
for a new memorial at Mountain Meadows to commemorate the 120 victims
killed in the 1857 massacre that has since haunted the LDS Church.
LDS approach to '60s issues still leaving its mark
Mormon legislators in Utah learned how to handle controversial political
issues from the way that LDS leades handled the issues of the 1960s, says
Utah State Archivist Jeffrey Johnson.
American West is her next topic
Laura Maffly-Kipp developed a major interest in Mormons while doing graduate
work in American history at Yale University. Maffly-Kipps is not a member of
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints but has done tremendous
research into the impact that Mormonism has had in the migration to the
western United States.
Other Articles about Church History
and Scripture
Congress Mulls Cricket Crunch: Is It Too Late?
Salt Lake Tribune 17May99
Traces of old Fort Bingham
Ogden UT Standard-Examiner 17May99
Trains Mark Passage of Western Trail
Salt Lake Tribune 19May99
Contractor Finds Traces of What May Be Fort His Ancestor Built
Salt Lake Tribune 21May99
Camp Floyd makes for a fun historical day trip
Deseret News 20May99
Mormon history prof to speak
Burlington IA Hawk Eye 17May99
Ground Broken for Monument at Site of Mountain Meadow Massacre
Salt Lake Tribune 22May99
Mud Wall Proposed For Freeway
Salt Lake Tribune 22May99
Early Polynesian converts blended their own customs with LDS beliefs
Deseret News 22May99
LDS approach to '60s issues still leaving its mark
deseret News 22May99
Woodruff memorial dedicated
LDS Church News 22May99
Significance of Quincy, Ill., to be celebrated
LDS Church News 22May99
Southern Jews Close Up Shop
Washington Post 23May99
American West is her next topic
Deseret News 22May99
History buffs find area rich with old Mormon sites
Ogden UT Standard-Examiner 21May99
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