Publisher's Synopsis
This volume, "Proceedings at the Dedication of the Joseph Smith Memorial Monument," meticulously chronicles the events surrounding the dedication of the monument to Joseph Smith in Sharon, Windsor County, Vermont, on December 23rd, 1905. Authored by Joseph Fielding Smith, the proceedings offer a detailed account of the dedication ceremony, speeches, and the overall atmosphere of the event.
Beyond the immediate dedication, the book provides a comprehensive narrative of the Centennial Memorial Party's journey, documenting their visits to various locations in Vermont and other significant sites in the Eastern States. This record offers valuable insights into the historical context and the commemorative spirit surrounding Joseph Smith's legacy. "Proceedings at the Dedication of the Joseph Smith Memorial Monument" stands as a primary source for understanding the early 20th-century Mormon experience and the efforts to memorialize its founder.
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