Opening Summer of 2025!  (With a projected soft opening August 1-10, 2024) The new Nauvoo Martyrdom Museum at 1279 Mulholland in Nauvoo, Illinois is a privately owned, no charge, historical site focused on the Martyrdom of Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum.  Come and explore our stories about  the early area and the Mississippi River,  the settling of the Mormons, unique things about Nauvoo, prophecies of Joseph Smith, tensions with the locals, and the Martyrdom.  We  continue with the mob that combined to kill Joseph and Hyrum Smith, the story of the five men who stood trial for the crime,  learn the incredible testimony of Eliza Jane Graham- the 18 year old Mormon waitress that served the mob the night of the murders and testified at the trial against her customers the next year, and a mind-blowing prediction about Joseph Smith that most have never heard. We look forward to seeing you at our no charge museum, operating each summer.  We are right next door to where the Nauvoo Expositor building once stood. Privately owned and operated by Brian and Alane Stutzman.