Daniel B.
5/2/2019
I believe that whether or not you are a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints or not, that this is a must see in Liberty, Missouri! This building houses an amazing recreation...
Liberty Jail Historic Site
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216 N Main St
Liberty, MO 64068
Located in Liberty, MO, the Liberty Jail Historic Site holds significant historical value as a place of great importance in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' history. It served as the location where the Church's founder, Joseph Smith, Jr., and several of his associates were imprisoned for nearly five months in 1838-1839. The site stands as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by early Church members in the pursuit of religious freedom and the right to practice their beliefs.
Visitors to the Liberty Jail Historic Site can explore the restored jail and surrounding exhibits, gaining insight into the challenging conditions faced by Joseph Smith and his companions during their confinement. The site offers a unique opportunity to reflect on the resilience and faith of those who endured hardship in the name of their religious convictions. It stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and its commitment to preserving its rich history for future generations.
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Cami M.
1/24/2024
The jail cell where Mormon, Joseph Smith, was held for 4 months. Learn the story of why from the hosts of the museum! It had to be mighty cold in there during the winter. And dark with only a...
Janie G.
8/22/2021
A must stop when going to Liberty. Free admission and guided tours that start about every 15 minutes. I am not a member of the LDS church but I found the history of Joseph Smith and the other...
Adam S.
7/25/2018
So if you want to see what jail in the frontier was like in the 1840's this is the place. Great historical perspective for everyone. The Mormons claim Joseph Smith was a prophet on par with...
Tony R.
7/18/2016
My family and I got a late start on a long trip and ended up in hours of summertime traffic between St. Louis and Kansas City. As we neared KC, we decided to call it a day rather than brave the...
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