PODCAST
NYC LDS Histories
by The New York, New York LDS Historical Society
This is walking tour of New York City sites which were significant in theearly history of the Mormon Church. It was developed by a group of New YorkLatter-day Saints who study LDS Church history in New York City. You canfind out more about their work at www.nycldshistory.com. A brochure aboutthe sites on this walking tour is available athttp://www.mormonstoday.com/nyc-lds-history/WalkingTour05May20.pdf. Themusic on this podcast is by Ephraim's Harp. For information and to ordertheir CD, go to www.ephraimsharp.org
Episodes
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Introduction to the Walking Tour
Introduction to the LDS Manhattan walking tour.
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Stop #1: Martin Harris / Charles Anthon
Stop #1 on the LDS Manhattan walking tour.
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Stop #2: Early Mormon Newspapers
Stop #2 on the LDS Manhattan walking tour.
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Stop #3: Parley Pratt and The Voice of Warning
Stop #3 on the LDS Manhattan walking tour.
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Stop #4: Elijah Fordham
Stop #4 on the LDS Manhattan walking tour.
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Stop #5: Wandle Mace
Stop #5 on the LDS Manhattan walking tour.
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Stop #6: Joseph Smith Visits NYC
Stop #6 on the LDS Manhattan walking tour.
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Stop #7: The Ship Brooklyn
Stop #7 on the LDS Manhattan walking tour. (The last stop on the tour.)
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
This is walking tour of New York City sites which were significant in theearly history of the Mormon Church. It was developed by a group of New YorkLatter-day Saints who study LDS Church history in New York City. You canfind out more about their work at www.nycldshistory.com. A brochure aboutthe sites on this walking tour is available athttp://www.mormonstoday.com/nyc-lds-history/WalkingTour05May20.pdf. Themusic on this podcast is by Ephraim's Harp. For information and to ordertheir CD, go to www.ephraimsharp.org
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