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The
importance of the first missions to Great Britain in Mormon history
cannot be overstated.
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The church's extensive use of electronic mass media in the 20th Century
was documented by Shirley Pack Baker, associate professor in the
Communications Department at BYU
Historians at the Hole in the Rock Foundation are looking for the
descendants of those pioneers who came through the Hole in the Rock en
route to settle San Juan County
Avenham Park in Preston, Lancashire, England, is a beautiful site of
historic significance to Mormons and their history.
The beginnings of the Primary organization of the Mormon church was rooted in a desire to make the
"hoodlum" sons of Utah's first settlers into decent husbands and
fathers.
Preston,
Lancashire, England, is a city of great historical significance in
Mormon history.
The wives left behind when 500 Mormon husbands marched off to fight in
the war against Mexico sacrificed and suffered too.
Stories printed in early 19th century newspapers did little to allay
fears about the new Mormon church and the efforts of its members to
lead peaceful, productive lives.
The annual Church History Symposium will be Feb. 26, at BYU and will focus on the history of the administration and organization of LDS Church.
