Postcards
Item
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Title
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Postcards
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Description
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Throughout the Hill Cumorah Pageant’s history, the only items produced and sold for the public to buy as souvenirs were postcards, each year adhering to a specific theme. These postcards feature notable locations in the history of The Church of the Latter Day Saints, themed as “Historic Mormon Country.” These locations include the Joseph Smith home, the Hill Cumorah Visitors’ Center, the E. B. Grandin Building, the Peter Whitmer home and reconstructed log home, the Martin Harris farm, the Fayette Chapel and Whitmer Farm visitor’s center, the Angel Moroni Monument, the Sacred Grove, and the Hill Cumorah itself. Each postcard features a glossy photo front with a descriptive caption on the back.
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Contributor
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Cael Burkhardt
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Creator
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Unknown
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Date
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1975
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Format
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Photograph / Other
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Identifier
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PXL_20220222_162141688.jpg
PXL_20220222_162304678.jpg
PXL_20220222_162605900.jpg
PXL_20220222_162660065.jpg
PXL_20220222_163134119.jpg
Postcards_All_Hill_Cumorah_Project_Compressed.pdf
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Language
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English
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Publisher
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Flower City Printing
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Rights
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Courtesy of the Jerry and Gail Argetsinger Collection
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Source
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Jerry and Gail Argetsinger Collection
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Subject
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Historic Mormon Country; Photography; Religious Art
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Original Format
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Postcards.
