Great article. Thomas Sharpe's home is still there at 701 Water Street. The original Warsaw House hotel was torn down 1899 and the new new Queen Anne style home was built in 1904. The back part of it home was built in 1860. Still the historic site but none of the original 1840s era Warsaw House still stands. This is from the History of Warsaw by Brian Stutzman.
KathleenMarch 7, 2026
Another incredible description - your artistic gift. I love this Church history site and felt the spirits of the past and their lives, as we visited and stayed, one Christmas season.
Marjorie BriggsMarch 5, 2026
Beautiful story of the history of the city of Nauvoo and it's restoration. I also wept reading this account thank you for bringing back memories from visiting this beautiful city years ago.
HelenCMarch 5, 2026
Thank you gibbing such clear pictures of a place I yet hope to visit, of not in this life, perhaps as I leave for another?
Thad HartmanMarch 4, 2026
Brother Peterson, I enjoyed your article. I have been to Nauvoo experienced the nuances of the city and surroundings. What are your thoughts about Nightfall at Nauvoo?
JopkinsMarch 4, 2026
Thank you for sharing Thomas Kanes experience. I also have had the privilege of visiting Nauvoo on several occasions. His recap is beautiful.
Charles McClellandMarch 4, 2026
I wept as I read this eloquent description of the sacred city of Nauvoo. Thank you Brother Peterson for sharing this article with us - it is a beautiful gift!
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Mr. WarsawMarch 11, 2026
Great article. Thomas Sharpe's home is still there at 701 Water Street. The original Warsaw House hotel was torn down 1899 and the new new Queen Anne style home was built in 1904. The back part of it home was built in 1860. Still the historic site but none of the original 1840s era Warsaw House still stands. This is from the History of Warsaw by Brian Stutzman.
KathleenMarch 7, 2026
Another incredible description - your artistic gift. I love this Church history site and felt the spirits of the past and their lives, as we visited and stayed, one Christmas season.
Marjorie BriggsMarch 5, 2026
Beautiful story of the history of the city of Nauvoo and it's restoration. I also wept reading this account thank you for bringing back memories from visiting this beautiful city years ago.
HelenCMarch 5, 2026
Thank you gibbing such clear pictures of a place I yet hope to visit, of not in this life, perhaps as I leave for another?
Thad HartmanMarch 4, 2026
Brother Peterson, I enjoyed your article. I have been to Nauvoo experienced the nuances of the city and surroundings. What are your thoughts about Nightfall at Nauvoo?
JopkinsMarch 4, 2026
Thank you for sharing Thomas Kanes experience. I also have had the privilege of visiting Nauvoo on several occasions. His recap is beautiful.
Charles McClellandMarch 4, 2026
I wept as I read this eloquent description of the sacred city of Nauvoo. Thank you Brother Peterson for sharing this article with us - it is a beautiful gift!
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