Collection: Gregory A. Prince Mormon Studies Collection / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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Alan Jay Ballard – Missionary Journal Box 142

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"Baptizing for the Dead" in the "Boston Courier" Oversize_Flat_File_folder 1

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"Bewildered Sight-Seers" in "Watchman and Reflector" Oversize_Flat_File_folder 1

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Church History Tour - Alexander L. Baugh, Elder Marlin K. Jensen (Zelph's Mound; Zion's Camp Site; Quincy, Illinois, Washington Square) Box 153, Digital_container 45

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Church History Tour - Alexander L. Baugh, Jeffrey N. Walker, William G. Hartley (Far West, Missouri – Temple Site) Box 153, Digital_container 33

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Church History Tour - Alexander L. Baugh, Robert J. Woodford, Jeffrey N. Walker (Liberty, Missouri; Liberty Jail) Box 153, Digital_container 26

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Church History Tour - Bryon Andreason II (Springfield, Illinois – Old Capitol Building) Box 153, Digital_container 44

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Church History Tour - Carol Cornwall Madsen, Jill Mulvay Derr (Red Brick Store – Nauvoo) Box 153, Digital_container 40

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Church History Tour - Charles J. Decker, William G. Hartley, Gordon A. Madsen, Larry C. Porter, and Richard Lyman Bushman (Colesville and Afton, New York) Box 153, Digital_container 9

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Church History Tour - Dean C. Jessee, Mark Ashurst-McGee (Liberty, Missouri – Ward Meetinghouse) Box 153, Digital_container 31

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