Pictures of the Wagon Train and Other Events
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The wagon train near Columbus, NE.
.
Saturday, April 18, 1997.
The
wagon train near Columbus, NE.
.
Saturday, April 18, 1997.
The
wagon train near Columbus, NE.
.
Saturday, April 18, 1997.
The
wagon train passes by the Mormon Trail Center at Winter Quarters
in Florence (Omaha), NE.
Monday morning, April 18, 1997.
The
wagon train passes by the Mormon Pioneer Cemetery at Winter Quarters
in Florence (Omaha), NE.
Monday morning, April 18, 1997.
Joe
Vogel, Nebraska Wagon Train Master rounds up the wagons as they prepare to
leave Miller Park in Florence (Omaha), NE.
Monday morning, April 21, 1997.
Mormon Trail Wagon Train--150 Years proceeds from Miller Park up 30th
Street in Florence (Omaha), NE
.
Monday morning, April 21, 1997.
One
of the approximately 12 handcarts accompanying the WagonTrain. On 30th Street
in Florence (Omaha), NE
Monday morning, April 21, 1997.
Elder Ballard (of the Church of Jesus Chirst of Latter-day Saints) makes
Governor Nelson (of Nebraska), Mayor Daub (of Omaha) and Joni Vaughn (Chair
of the OCWQHF) honorary Mormon Pioneers at the send off of the Mormon Trail
Wagon Train--150 Years at Miller Park in Florence (Omaha), NE. Monday
morning, April 21, 1997.
Ribbon cutting at the marker for
Culter's Park,
Nebraska's first city in Florence (Omaha), NE. Saturday morning, April 19,
1997.
L to R: Ron Dowse (Pres. Douglas-Sarpy Counties Mormon Trials Assoc.), Lor
Mong Lo (Omaha City Council), Brian Hill (Pres. Nebraska Mormon Trails
Assoc.), Jack Bangerter (Pres. Nebraska Omaha Mission, LDS Church), Col.
Joseph Boone (Chaplain, Offutt Air Base), Louis Butler (Pres. Papillion
Nebraska Stake, LDS Church).
Pre
sident Hinckley (of the Church of Jesus Chirst of Latter-day Saints) and
Governor Nelson (of Nebraska) at the dedication of the Mormon Trails Center.
Govenor Nelson made President Hinckley an Admiral in the Nebraska Navy.
Friday evening, April 18, 1997.
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The
wagon train near Columbus, NE.
The
wagon train near Columbus, NE.
The
wagon train passes by the Mormon Trail Center at Winter Quarters
The
wagon train passes by the Mormon Pioneer Cemetery at Winter Quarters
Joe
Vogel, Nebraska Wagon Train Master rounds up the wagons as they prepare to
leave Miller Park in Florence (Omaha), NE.
Mormon Trail Wagon Train--150 Years proceeds from Miller Park up 30th
Street in Florence (Omaha), NE
One
of the approximately 12 handcarts accompanying the WagonTrain. On 30th Street
in Florence (Omaha), NE
Elder Ballard (of the Church of Jesus Chirst of Latter-day Saints) makes
Governor Nelson (of Nebraska), Mayor Daub (of Omaha) and Joni Vaughn (Chair
of the OCWQHF) honorary Mormon Pioneers at the send off of the Mormon Trail
Wagon Train--150 Years at Miller Park in Florence (Omaha), NE. Monday
morning, April 21, 1997.
Ribbon cutting at the marker for
Culter's Park,
Nebraska's first city in Florence (Omaha), NE. Saturday morning, April 19,
1997.
L to R: Ron Dowse (Pres. Douglas-Sarpy Counties Mormon Trials Assoc.), Lor
Mong Lo (Omaha City Council), Brian Hill (Pres. Nebraska Mormon Trails
Assoc.), Jack Bangerter (Pres. Nebraska Omaha Mission, LDS Church), Col.
Joseph Boone (Chaplain, Offutt Air Base), Louis Butler (Pres. Papillion
Nebraska Stake, LDS Church).
Pre
sident Hinckley (of the Church of Jesus Chirst of Latter-day Saints) and
Governor Nelson (of Nebraska) at the dedication of the Mormon Trails Center.
Govenor Nelson made President Hinckley an Admiral in the Nebraska Navy.