The years are rolling around quicker than ever and believe it or not…..it’s that time again. Time for what you ask? Time to see which images we selected for our 2020 Seasons of Nauvoo Calendar. We spend a great deal of time sifting through our archives to find just the right image that reminds us…
Last fall the publishers of the Illinois Farm Bureau Partners Magazine reached out to us requesting images for an article featuring Nauvoo. This quarterly publication features food-related events, travel destinations, and agricultural issues information for residents of Illinois. Of course, we were more than happy to work with the creative director, Laura, to supply images…
It’s that time again and we have already been getting calls. What for? Our 2020 Seasons of Nauvoo Calendar! This is our 7th annual calendar with many never before seen images. Pre-order sale is now on…..with the best deal all year at reduced price plus free shipping (USA only) for the next 30 days. If…
On Thursday, June 27th (2019) we mark the 175th year since the Prophet Joseph Smith, Jr. and his loyal brother Hyrum were murdered in the Carthage, Illinois jail. Many members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and its offshoot denominations are unaware that on June 18, 1844, Joseph Smith gave his last…
Last November the Nauvoo Monument to Women never looked more stunning with its brilliant fall colors. Well, the gardens continue to amaze us. Kudos to those wonderful folks at FM who each growing season plant, tend and care for this sweet, sacred garden. The Nauvoo Monument to Women, a statuary plaza near the visitors’ center…
It has happened each year for the last 13 years. It happens in Nauvoo. It’s for women. What is it? The annual Nauvoo Women’s Retreat. What is the purpose for the event? It is a time for women to gather and make or renew friendships, to spend time with sisters or daughters, to be spiritually…
When does ice breaking, crashing, and scraping mean spring is near? When the frozen Mississippi River begins to thaw! Just before spring arrives and the River can be seen flowing freely, winter’s solid surface becomes chunks of ice moving downstream that settle in piles along the riverbank. We took a trek out along a soggy…
