Introduction
The Pioneer Trail tour concludes at the Brigham and Mary Ann Young Home. The original two-story home was finished in May 1843 for a family of seven. The wings were added in 1844. The Young Home tells of Brigham Young’s leadership but also of his family’s efforts to prepare to leave the city behind.
What to Expect
The Brigham and Mary Ann Young Home is a three-room guided tour that includes the kitchen, bedroom, and council room. After the tour of Young Home, you are free to explore the rest of Nauvoo. You might be interested in other Pioneer Trail experiences such as the Trail of Hope, Pioneer Memorial, and Exodus to Greatness monument.
Accessibility
Parking
- There is parking available northeast of the Brigham and Mary Ann Young Home on Kimball Street.
- There is no designated accessible parking. However, the size of this parking lot will be able to accommodate visitors’ vehicles with accessibility needs if the lot is not full.
Mobility Accessibility
Exterior
- Four steps into the home
- Handrails on both sides
Interior
- Tour is first floor only
Terrain and Flooring
Exterior
- Street: Asphalt (poor condition); level
- Sidewalk: Brick (fair condition); level
Interior
- Flooring: Wood
Seating
- One bench and three chairs in the council room