See comparisons of statistics between today and the year President Nelson was born.

The Church History Library has digitized the complete collection of the Young Woman’s Journal, a monthly publication for Latter-day Saint young women from 1889 to 1929, and made it available in the Church History Catalog.

The correspondence of Louise Y. Robison, who served as the Church’s Relief Society general president during the Great Depression, is now accessible in the Church History Library.

Learn about "Saints by Sea," a database that provides documentation and inspiring stories about the seafaring voyages of Latter-day Saint pioneers.

The Church History Museum's Pioneer Fair featured various fun and educational pioneer activities and games that helped people better appreciate the pioneers, their industry and sacrifices.

The Church History Museum is hosting a free Pioneer Fair featuring activities that celebrate the 1847 arrival of the early Saints in Utah.

A devotional featuring music and messages was held on the lawn of the Historic Carthage Jail Visitors’ Center to commemorate the martyrdom of Joseph and Hyrum Smith on June 27.

Historians celebrated the life and legacy of Martha Hughes Cannon, physician, wife, mother, national suffragist advocate and first female U.S. state senator, on her 167th birthday.

Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Community of Christ celebrated their shared heritage with music and a devotional in the Kirtland Temple.

Historians at the Mormon History Association conference tell how the Church returned to Kirtland, Ohio, in the late 1970s. Here are some of the stories.