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The Nauvoo Illinois Temple is a reconstruction of the original Nauvoo Temple built in the 1840s and destroyed by fire in 1848. The Nauvoo Illinois Temple is the second of the currently operating temples built in Illinois, following the Chicago Illinois Temple (1985).
The Nauvoo Temple was the first temple to have an angel atop its tower. It is the only temple to have a horizontal (or flying) angel. The Nauvoo Temple is one of two latter-day temples to have been destroyed and rebuilt.
Take a virtual tour of the interior and exterior of the Nauvoo Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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View a list of the current and past presidents and matrons of the Nauvoo Illinois Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
On Friday afternoon, June 28, a severe thunderstorm passing through western Illinois sent lightning toward the Nauvoo Illinois Temple, striking the statue of the angel Moroni and blackening its face and upper torso. The reverberating boom stunned temple patrons, tourists, and Nauvoo residents.
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See a list of the stakes and districts belonging to the Nauvoo Illinois Temple District of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.