All Locations in New York and Pennsylvania

There are many different sites that are significant to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in New York and Pennsylvania.  Learn more about each individual historic location in New York and Pennsylvania.

All Locations

Historic Site
Alvin Smith Gravesite
The Alvin Smith Gravesite is where the headstone for Joseph Smith’s brother, Alvin, is located.
Visitor Amenity
Distribution Services and Gift Shop
Next to the Grandin Printshop is a distribution center which sells souvenirs.
Historic Site
Erie Canal
The Erie Canal played a key role in the bringing forth of the Book of Mormon to the world.
Historic Site
Grandin Printshop
The Grandin Printshop in Palmyra, New York, is the place where the first copies of the Book of Mormon were printed and bound in 1829 and 1830.
Historic Site
Hill Cumorah
The Hill Cumorah is the place where Joseph Smith met with the angel Moroni and obtained the gold plates from which the Book of Mormon would be translated.
Historic Site
Joseph Knight Home
The home of Joseph and Polly Knight belonged to a family who were close friends and supporters of the Prophet Joseph Smith.
Historic Site
Josiah Stowell Home
The Josiah Stowell Home belonged to a friend and employer of Joseph Smith.
Historic Site
Martin and Lucy Harris Farm
The Martin and Lucy Harris Farm was mortgaged to help ensure that the Book of Mormon could be published.
Meetinghouse
Palmyra New York Stake Center
Visitor Amenity
Palmyra New York Stake Center Pavilion
The Palmyra New York Stake Center Pavilion is available for visiting groups to use.
Temple
Palmyra Temple
Historic Site
Priesthood Restoration Site
The Priesthood Restoration Site is where the priesthood, or power and authority of God, was restored to the earth.
Historic Site
Sacred Grove Historic Site
The Sacred Grove Historic Site tells the story of the Smith Family and how Joseph Smith Jr. received instruction from heaven.
Historic Site
Whitmer Farm
The Peter and Mary Whitmer Home is where the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was organized.