Historic Kirtland Virtual Tours

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A small wooden store filled with goods from the pioneer era, such as barrels, brooms, saws, pots, and pans.

Experience this historic site through a virtual visit.

Watch a Virtual Tour

Building a Sawmill to Build a Temple

In this virtual tour, missionaries take you inside a replica of the sawmill that early Latter-day Saints built so they could construct the Kirtland Temple. They also tell of the appearance of the Lord Jesus Christ in the Kirtland Temple and the restoration of priesthood keys there, as recorded in Doctrine and Covenants 110.

Whitney Home and Store: People and Places Transformed by the Gospel

In this virtual tour, missionaries recount sacred events that transpired in Ann and Newel K. Whitney’s home and store, including the arrival of Joseph and Emma Smith to Kirtland, a vision of the Kirtland Temple, and the organization of the School of the Prophets.

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Historic Kirtland, Part 1

This tour takes visitors to Ann and Newel K. Whitney’s home and store and the Johnson Inn. Visitors will learn that the Lord prepared people in Ohio to receive the gospel from missionaries who arrived in the fall of 1830. Discover how the revelations received by the Prophet Joseph Smith inspired the early Saints to love the gospel and build a temple, as well as how these revelations shaped the Church’s organization.

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Historic Kirtland, Part 2

This tour of the Kirtland ashery, sawmill, and schoolhouse helps visitors learn how the early Saints built the Kirtland Temple through faith and consecration.

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