Le Musée d’Histoire de l’Égliseprésente l’histoire de l’Église de Jésus-Christ des Saints des Derniers Jours grâce à des expositions et des programmes éducatifs. Situé dans le centre-ville de Salt Lake City juste à l’ouest deTemple Square, l’entrée est gratuite et il est ouvert au public. Le Musée collecte et expose des œuvres d’art et des objets mormons provenant de partout dans le monde de manière à offrir une expérience pédagogique pour toute la famille.
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The Church History Museum in downtown Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Touch screens throughout the Church History Museum give visitors an interactive experience.
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Interactive space in the Church History Museum allows guests to try their hand at being a scribe of the Book of Mormon.
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Activities in the renovated Church History Museum are designed for guests of all ages.
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New paintings have been added to the museum, such as this depiction of Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery in the Kirtland Temple.
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A new permanent exhibit, The Heavens Are Opened, focuses on how the hand of God guided the establishment of the Church through Joseph Smith and the Mormon pioneers.
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Visitors to the Church History Museum will learn about the translation of the Book of Mormon.
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The Grandin printing press that was used to produce the first 5,000 copies of the Book of Mormon in Palmyra, New York, is on display.
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The story of the Kirtland Temple is told in a quiet space in the Church History Museum.
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Artifacts and the new displays cover many key events and inspirational stories, such as the gathering of the Saints in Nauvoo, Illinois. This period includes the organization of the Relief Society.
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Remnants of the original Nauvoo Temple can be seen in the Church History Museum.
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One area of the museum tells the story of the martyrdom of Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum. Artwork depicting the event, pistols and Hyrum’s clothing with a visible bullet hole are among the artifacts on display.
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Le musée entretient des galeries permanentes et des expositions temporaires sur des thèmes particuliers. Un grand nombre des articles exposés peuvent aussi être consultés en ligne.
Le Musée d’Histoire de l’Église est situé au 45 North West Temple Street, Salt Lake City (Utah, États-Unis) et est ouvert au public du lundi au vendredi de neuf heures à vingt et une heures, et le samedi et le dimanche de dix heures à dix-neuf heures.