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Joseph Smith III
Joseph Smith III
Smith later in his life
Smith later in his life
The Red Brick Store in Nauvoo, Illinois
The Red Brick Store in Nauvoo, Illinois
Joseph Smith III
Joseph Smith III
Portrait attributed to William Warner Major, c. 1842
Portrait attributed to William Warner Major, c. 1842
Night-time treasure digs were a common practice in New England, as shown in "The Money Diggers" (1832) by artist John Quidor.
Night-time treasure digs were a common practice in New England, as shown in "The Money Diggers" (1832) by artist John Quidor.
Joseph's older brother Alvin died in 1823.
Joseph's older brother Alvin died in 1823.
Smith dictated most of the Book of Mormon by looking into a seer stone placed in a stovepipe hat.
Smith dictated most of the Book of Mormon by looking into a seer stone placed in a stovepipe hat.