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Places and map
The places of the movement, from South Weber to Walla Walla. Each place page gathers what the guide holds on that place: its history and what can be seen there today, chronology entries, photographs, records, books and articles, and people.
Markers link to the place pages. Hover over Kington Fort, Soda Springs, Deer Lodge Valley or Walla Walla (or tab to it) to preview its site map. San Francisco is covered on the Carson City & California page. To follow the people rather than the places, see Where they went. Positions are approximate; the Racetrack church is on private land (see its page).
- Kington Fort South Weber, Utah
The fort at South Weber where Morris gathered his followers in 1861–62, and the siege of June 1862. - Morristown Soda Springs, Idaho
The settlement at Soda Springs founded in May 1863 under the protection of Patrick Edward Connor. - Carson City & California Nevada · California
The western congregations in Carson Valley and San Francisco, where George Dove published The Spirit Prevails. - Omaha & Council Bluffs Nebraska · Iowa
Danish-speaking congregations whose 1869 membership and account books survive. - Deer Lodge Valley Powell and Deer Lodge counties, Montana
The longest-lived center of the movement, and the Lord’s House at Racetrack, the last Morrisite church standing. - Kingdom of Heaven Walla Walla, Washington
William W. Davies’s community near Walla Walla, 1867–1881.
Cite this page: Rogers, Eric Paul, ed. “Places and map.” Morrisite.org. https://morrisite.org/places.html. Add the date you consulted it.