MS71.06.02.01 - Burning Mormon houses

MS71.06.02.02 - The exodus from Nauvoo

MS71.06.02.03 - Ruins of the temple

MS71.06.02.04 - The battalion ball

MS71.06.02.05 - The beginning of the reformation

MS71.06.02.06 - Reforming a heretic

MS71.06.02.07 - The hand cart emigrants in a storm

MS71.06.02.08 - Passing through Iowa

MS71.06.02.09 - Came to me and begged bread

MS71.06.02.10 - The old man James

MS71.06.02.11 - What of the promises?

MS71.06.02.12 - John Chislett

MS71.06.02.13 - Crossing the Platte River

MS71.06.02.14 - The United States expedition to Utah

MS71.06.02.15 - Brigham’s declaration of independence

MS71.06.02.16 - General D.H. Wells

MS71.06.02.17 - The camp of death

MS71.06.02.18 - Winter scene – United States troops hauling wood

MS71.06.02.19 - Triumphal passage of United States troops through Salt Lake City

MS71.06.02.20 - Brother Kanosh, the Indian chief

MS71.06.02.21 - Orson Hyde, president of the twelve apostles

MS71.06.02.22 - The Apostle Orson Pratt

MS71.06.02.23 - Shooting of a rival prophet

MS71.06.02.24 - The assassination of Dr. J. King Robinson

MS71.06.02.25 - J. Robinson Walker

MS71.06.02.26 - Joseph Smith, the prophet’s son

MS71.06.02.27 - Brigham Young on his travels

MS71.06.02.28 - Letter by Brigham Young

MS71.06.02.29 - The Apostle Brigham Young, junior

MS71.06.02.30 - The Apostle George Q. Cannon

MS71.06.02.31 - Salt Lake City, from the north

MS71.06.02.32 - Design of Salt Lake Temple

MS71.06.02.33 - St. Mark’s Church

MS71.06.02.34 - Alta City, Little Cottonwood

MS71.06.02.35 - The Emma Mine, Little Cottonwood