Visite virtuali nei siti storici

Esplora i siti storici da qualsiasi parte del mondo tu viva. Prenota una visita virtuale in diretta fatta dai missionari o guarda un video della visita preregistrata.

Programma una visita virtuale in diretta

Sacred Grove
Through tours of two homes on the Smith Family Farm and a quiet walk in the Sacred Grove, learn about foundational events in Church history and Joseph Smith’s role as Prophet of the Restoration.
Priesthood Restoration Site
In this tour, experience places of translation, revelation, and restoration in Harmony, Pennsylvania, by visiting Isaac and Elizabeth Hale’s home, Joseph and Emma Smith’s home, and the Susquehanna River.
Historic Kirtland: Ashery, Sawmill, and Schoolhouse
This virtual tour of the Kirtland ashery, sawmill, and schoolhouse teaches how the early Saints built the Kirtland Temple through faith and consecration.
Historic Kirtland: Whitney Store, Whitney Home, and Johnson Inn
This virtual tour shares how revelations inspired the early Saints and shaped the Church’s organization in Ohio through visits to Ann and Newel K. Whitney’s home and store and the Johnson Inn.
Johnson Farm
This virtual tour of John and Elsa Johnson’s home in Hiram, Ohio, highlights sacrifice, friendship, and revelation
Carthage Jail
On this virtual tour, visit Carthage Jail and see where Joseph and Hyrum Smith spent their last hours before being martyred on June 27, 1844, sealing their testimonies with their blood.
Historic Nauvoo: Temple City
In this virtual tour, learn about the Latter-day Saints who donated hours of work to build the house of the Lord in Nauvoo by visiting the William and Caroline Weeks Home, the Edward and Ann Hunter Home, and the William and Esther Gheen Home.

Guarda il video di una visita virtuale

Sacred Grove Historic Site, Part 1: The First Vision
Missionaries welcome you into a replica of Joseph Smith’s boyhood home and take you on a walk in the Sacred Grove.
Sacred Grove Historic Site, Part 2: The Angel Moroni and Joseph Smith
Missionaries take you to places where the angel Moroni taught young Joseph Smith about his sacred mission: the upstairs bedroom of a log home and an apple orchard.
Sacred Grove Historic Site Part 3: The Smith Family and the Book of Mormon
Missionaries take you on a tour of the restored farm home of Lucy Mack Smith and Joseph Smith Sr., where the Smith family worked together to support Joseph Smith Jr. in his calling to bring forth the Book of Mormon.
The Hill Cumorah and the Preparation of a Prophet
Missionaries take you to the Hill Cumorah where the angel Moroni helped young Joseph Smith prepare to bring forth the Book of Mormon.
Priesthood Restoration Site
Missionaries guide a tour of places where Joseph and Emma Smith and Oliver Cowdery participated in the translation of the Book of Mormon and where the Lord began to restore the priesthood power and authority to the Earth.
Grandin Building: Sharing the Book of Mormon with the World
Missionaries guide a tour of E. B. Grandin’s bookstore and printshop, where the Book of Mormon was first published.
Whitmer Farm: A Place of Miracles
Missionaries welcome you to the farm of Peter and Mary Whitmer, where part of the translation of the Book of Mormon took place as well as the organization of the restored Church of Jesus Christ.
Building a Sawmill to Build a Temple
Missionaries take you to a replica of a sawmill that early Saints built to construct the Kirtland Temple.
Johnson Home: Hidden Mysteries Revealed
Missionaries guide you through the home of John and Elsa Johnson in Hiram, Ohio, a place of conversion, charity, and service.
Whitney Home and Store: People and Places Transformed by the Gospel
Missionaries describe important events that occurred in Ann and Newel K. Whitney’s home and store, including the arrival of Joseph and Emma Smith to Kirtland, a vision of the Kirtland Temple, and the organization of the School of the Prophets.

Domande comuni

Una visita virtuale in diretta è una visita programmata tenuta da missionari attualmente in servizio presso il sito storico, mentre un video di una visita virtuale è una visita preregistrata che può essere guardata in qualsiasi momento.
Una visita virtuale in diretta è simile a una visita di persona. Mentre i missionari ti guidano attraverso uno o più edifici storici, potrai ascoltare le storie di persone che vi hanno vissuto o lavorato, conoscere eventi importanti e vedere gli oggetti correlati. Sei invitato a porre ai missionari qualsiasi domanda tu abbia durante o dopo la visita virtuale.
Le visite virtuali in diretta hanno una durata variabile a seconda del sito e del numero di edifici inclusi. In generale, durano da 30 minuti a un’ora.
Dopo esserti iscritto a una visita virtuale in diretta, riceverai un’email di conferma. In questa email, sono presenti opzioni per cancellare o modificare il tuo appuntamento. È necessario cancellare o riprogrammare almeno 24 ore prima dell’inizio della tua visita virtuale.
Le visite virtuali in diretta sono sempre disponibili in inglese e regolarmente in spagnolo. A seconda dei missionari assegnati al servizio in un sito storico, possono essere disponibili altre lingue. Se non è disponibile un missionario che parli la tua lingua madre, potrai portare il tuo traduttore durante la visita virtuale. Se intendi portare con te un traduttore, sei pregato di indicarlo nel modulo di programmazione al momento della prenotazione della visita.

Le visite virtuali preregistrate sono disponibili in inglese e un numero selezionato è disponibile in spagnolo.
Ad eccezione della Nauvoo storica e del carcere di Carthage, le visite virtuali in diretta sono limitate all’individuo o al gruppo che si iscrive. Le visite virtuali in diretta della Nauvoo storica e del carcere di Carthage sono in grado di ospitare fino a 300 dispositivi, quindi potresti partecipare a una visita virtuale con altre persone.
Le visite virtuali in diretta possono essere effettuate su qualsiasi dispositivo dotato di una connessione internet stabile e di Zoom installato.
Se hai altre domande su come effettuare una visita virtuale in diretta di un sito storico, invia un’email ai missionari che si occupano della programmazione del sito che ti interessa.

Bosco Sacro: NYSitesScheduler@ChurchofJesusChrist.org
Sito della restaurazione del sacerdozio: PRSiteScheduler@ChurchofJesusChrist.org
Kirtland storica di e casa dei Johnson: OHSitesScheduler@ChurchofJesusChrist.org
Nauvoo storica e carcere di Carthage: ILSitesScheduler@ChurchofJesusChrist.org 

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Smith Family Cabin in Manchester County New York.

Historic Sites Landing Page

Learn more about the historic sites that are significant to the history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.

Sacred Grove

Through tours of two homes on the Smith Family Farm and a quiet walk in the Sacred Grove, learn about foundational events in Church history and Joseph Smith’s role as Prophet of the Restoration.

Priesthood Restoration Site

Missionaries guide a tour of places where Joseph and Emma Smith and Oliver Cowdery participated in the translation of the Book of Mormon and where the Lord began to restore the priesthood power and authority to the Earth.

Historic Kirtland

Historic Kirtland, in Kirtland, Ohio, includes a visitors’ center and six historic structures: a schoolhouse, a sawmill, an ashery, the Newel K. Whitney and Company store, Newel and Ann Whitney’s home, and the Johnson Inn, which now houses historical exhibits.
John Johnson farm in Hiram, Ohio.

Johnson Home

The carefully restored home of John and Elsa Johnson in Hiram, Ohio, is a place where God gave profound revelations to Joseph Smith in the 1830s.
Nauvoo, Illinois

Historic Nauvoo

Historic Nauvoo is a cultural landscape that interprets the headquarters of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints located in Nauvoo, Illinois, from 1839 to 1846. Under the prophetic leadership of Joseph Smith and Brigham Young, Latter-day Saints worked together during these years to build a faith-based community and a temple overlooking the Mississippi River. In addition to a Latter-day Saint visitors’ center, Historic Nauvoo includes many historical buildings and landscapes that have been preserved through restoration, rehabilitation, or reconstruction.

Carthage Jail

On this virtual tour, visit Carthage Jail and see where Joseph and Hyrum Smith spent their last hours before being martyred on June 27, 1844, sealing their testimonies with their blood.
Ultimo aggiornamento del 18 nov 2024