Kansas City
Tour 2
• Jim Bridger’s grave
• Col. Thomas Pitcher gravesite – The militia officer in Jackson County who made the Mormons disarm in Nov. 1833.
• Blue River crossing – where Orin Porter Rockwell owned a ferry
• Location of Moses G. Wilson’s store – a mobber who became all the more angry when he realized he had opened his store in the wrong place.
• Location of the home of Joshua Lewis - the early Missouri convert at whose home Zion was dedicated and the first conference in Zion was held.
• Whitmer home sites
• LDS Monument at Troost Park
• Location of Cave Spring school – where Parley P. Pratt taught school.
• Prairie Branch site – Where Solomon Chamberlain lived
• Colesville Branch site – The Knight family built a grist mill here.
• Daniel Morgan Boone’s grave – Early pioneer in Jackson County and son of Daniel Boone.
3 to 4 hour tour
Prices:
Adults: $20.00
Children 6-12: $12.00
$60 Minimum - Add $15 if using our van
