Photo Log of our LDS Church History tour and notes on family history
About this blog
My wife and I returned a few days ago from an LDS Church history tour, beginning in Boston and ending in Kirtland, OH. This trip had a special meaning for us because of our pioneer heritage. My wife's family came from Ireland, England, and Denmark. My family came from Czechoslovakia, England, and Sweden. The Bloods came to Massachusetts from England in the early 1600s. The others came in the Mormon migration in the 1800s. The Mormon pioneers endured incredible sacrifices, privation, and persecution, never wavering in their faith. We are who we are today because of our heritage and the faith of our pioneer ancestors. Our tour was ably organized and guided by Webb Tours of Salt Lake City. Contact them at this link for further details.
To start at the beginning of the tour, scroll down to the oldest post and continue from there to the newest post.
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Scenes from Lexington Green
Old oak tree on Lexington Green
Colonial man on Lexington Green who has been waiting since 1775 for someone to have their picture taken with him.
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The photos are gorgeous, and we all appreciate the history sharing.
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