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Smith Family Homestead — Attraction in Nauvoo

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Smith Family Homestead
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Red Brick Store
865 Water St, Nauvoo, IL 62354
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585 Parley St, Nauvoo, IL 62354
George and Christina Riser Home and Boot Shop
658 Main St, Nauvoo, IL 62354, United States
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John and Elizabeth Browning Home and Gun Shop
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John and Lenora Taylor Home Print Shop and Post Office
585 Main St, Nauvoo, IL 62354
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Pageant Concessions
765 White St, Nauvoo, IL 62354
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950 White St, Nauvoo, IL 62354
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Smith Family Homestead
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Smith Family Homestead

890 Main St, Nauvoo, IL 62354
4.9(15)
Open 24 hours
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attractions: Red Brick Store, Nauvoo House, Historic Nauvoo South Visitors' Center, Webb Blacksmith Shop, George and Christina Riser Home and Boot Shop, Trail of Hope, Brigham and Mary Ann Young Home, Seventies Hall, John and Elizabeth Browning Home and Gun Shop, John and Lenora Taylor Home Print Shop and Post Office, restaurants: Pageant Concessions
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(217) 577-2603
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churchofjesuschrist.org

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Nearby attractions of Smith Family Homestead

Red Brick Store

Nauvoo House

Historic Nauvoo South Visitors' Center

Webb Blacksmith Shop

George and Christina Riser Home and Boot Shop

Trail of Hope

Brigham and Mary Ann Young Home

Seventies Hall

John and Elizabeth Browning Home and Gun Shop

John and Lenora Taylor Home Print Shop and Post Office

Red Brick Store

Red Brick Store

4.8

(138)

Open until 4:00 PM
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Nauvoo House

Nauvoo House

4.6

(30)

Open 24 hours
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Historic Nauvoo South Visitors' Center

Historic Nauvoo South Visitors' Center

4.6

(96)

Open 24 hours
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Webb Blacksmith Shop

Webb Blacksmith Shop

4.9

(208)

Open until 4:00 PM
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Historical Dance Class
Historical Dance Class
Thu, Jan 8 • 7:00 PM
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Pageant Concessions

Pageant Concessions

Pageant Concessions

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John CutlerJohn Cutler
In August 2025, we visited the Smith Family Homestead in Nauvoo, Illinois. The Smith Family Homestead is part of the LDS Church's Nauvoo Historic Sites. Joseph and Emma Smith lived in this home when they first moved to Nauvoo in 1839, and they lived there about 4 years. The original home was built before Joseph Smith arrived, Joseph Smith built the new kitchen addition, and Joseph's son, Joseph III, made another addition after his father's death. It is interesting to see how people lived in the past and to learn more about the lives of notable historical figures. The Nauvoo Historic Sites are an amazing place to visit, and there is no cost to tour any of these buildings.
Kayci AnnKayci Ann
What an amazing experience. I don’t have the words to describe the feeling that was felt there. I look forward to going back so I can spend more time seeing all of the things I missed.
RuthRuth
So blessed to be standing in the spirits of greatness. What an amazing feeling you get standing in holy places with such wonderful and powerful history. We did this tour twice.
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In August 2025, we visited the Smith Family Homestead in Nauvoo, Illinois. The Smith Family Homestead is part of the LDS Church's Nauvoo Historic Sites. Joseph and Emma Smith lived in this home when they first moved to Nauvoo in 1839, and they lived there about 4 years. The original home was built before Joseph Smith arrived, Joseph Smith built the new kitchen addition, and Joseph's son, Joseph III, made another addition after his father's death. It is interesting to see how people lived in the past and to learn more about the lives of notable historical figures. The Nauvoo Historic Sites are an amazing place to visit, and there is no cost to tour any of these buildings.
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What an amazing experience. I don’t have the words to describe the feeling that was felt there. I look forward to going back so I can spend more time seeing all of the things I missed.
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So blessed to be standing in the spirits of greatness. What an amazing feeling you get standing in holy places with such wonderful and powerful history. We did this tour twice.
Ruth

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In August 2025, we visited the Smith Family Homestead in Nauvoo, Illinois. The Smith Family Homestead is part of the LDS Church's Nauvoo Historic Sites. Joseph and Emma Smith lived in this home when they first moved to Nauvoo in 1839, and they lived there about 4 years. The original home was built before Joseph Smith arrived, Joseph Smith built the new kitchen addition, and Joseph's son, Joseph III, made another addition after his father's death. It is interesting to see how people lived in the past and to learn more about the lives of notable historical figures. The Nauvoo Historic Sites are an amazing place to visit, and there is no cost to tour any of...

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We took an guided tours of this site a few years ago on a summer trip. Joseph Smith and his family moved to the Homestead at Nauvoo, in April 1839. The Homestead served as Church headquarters for about two years. Joseph, Emma, Hyrum, Joseph Sr., and Lucy Smith and others are buried in the family cemetery next to the Homestead. It is now owned by the RLDS Church, which is now called the Community of Christ Well...

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What an amazing experience. I don’t have the words to describe the feeling that was felt there. I look forward to going back so I can spend more time seeing all of the...

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