Grandin Printing Shop: Book of Mormon Historic Publication Site

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+1 (315) 597-5982

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217 E Main St

Palmyra, NY 14522

+1 (315) 597-5982

http://www.hillcumorah.org

Grandin Printing Shop is a historic publication site in Palmyra, NY, known for its association with the printing of the Book of Mormon. The shop offers visitors a glimpse into the printing process and historical significance of this iconic publication.

Guests can explore the shop and learn about the role it played in the dissemination of religious texts during the 19th century. Grandin Printing Shop provides a unique opportunity to connect with the history of the Book of Mormon and its impact on the local community.

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5.04 reviews

Larysa V.

7/31/2017

This place is one that reminds me of Sturbridge Village or Mystic Seaport in New England. You can learn about history, how they did printing back then, get a free tour from great guides and leave...

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Lisa N.

7/9/2016

Come visit the Grandin Press! The LDS missionaries are on hand to guide you thru time and help recreate the print shop in the early 1800s. Wow! Free dailey tours available upon walk-in. Park in...

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Allan D.

4/9/2016

Awesome tour! Very friendly and unbelievably knowledgable staff. This is a great place to visit if you are interested in American religious history.

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Blair H.

7/26/2017

This is a tremendous historic site that shows what it was like to be a printer in the early 1800's. Whether you read the Book of Mormon or not, it is remarkable to see what E.B. Grandin did to...

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Book of Mormon Publication Site (Grandin Building)

The Book of Mormon Historic Publication Site is the place where the first copies of the Book of Mormon were printed and bound in 1829 and 1830. It is also known as the Grandin Building, after Egbert B. Grandin, who owned and operated a printshop in the building. Today this historic site is open to the public year-round. It features restorations of the original bookstore, printer’s office, printing press, and bindery. It also features exhibits about Joseph Smith, the Book of Mormon, and the Restoration of the gospel of Jesus Christ.