The attendance for the year 2017 was: Adults: 1229; Students: 863; Children: 479; Non-members 124; Latinos: 123; for a total of 2818. Come visit us in 2018 to enjoy a unique experience.
Here is a piece of an article written about the museum!
To read the complete article go to http://www.univision.com/noticias/elecciones-2016/viaje-a-utah-tierra-mormona-que-se-rebela-contra-donald-trump and scroll to the middle.
Early congregations in central Mexico 1908
Welcome to
The Museum of Mormon History
of the Americas
The museum is a legacy left by my Paternal Grandmother Genoveva and her family for future generations to enjoy, says Fernando R. Gomez. Her daughter, Consuelo, educated as a teacher, put together a humble but special collection that he and his wife Enriqueta were challenged to preserve.
As you visit the museum you will be amazed at the challenges early local Saints in Latin America had to overcome in order to strengthen their testimonies of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The museum is open Tuesday to Friday from 2 to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 12 noon to 6 p.m.
The museum’s collection is unique, inspiring, faith promoting, historical and uplifting. It preserves the most extensive collection of Latino Mormon artifacts.
Thank you for your interest in Mormon History South of the border.
The site is operated by MMMH a Non-profit organization - Free admission
The Museum of Mormon History
of the Americas
The museum is a legacy left by my Paternal Grandmother Genoveva and her family for future generations to enjoy, says Fernando R. Gomez. Her daughter, Consuelo, educated as a teacher, put together a humble but special collection that he and his wife Enriqueta were challenged to preserve.
As you visit the museum you will be amazed at the challenges early local Saints in Latin America had to overcome in order to strengthen their testimonies of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The museum is open Tuesday to Friday from 2 to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 12 noon to 6 p.m.
The museum’s collection is unique, inspiring, faith promoting, historical and uplifting. It preserves the most extensive collection of Latino Mormon artifacts.
Thank you for your interest in Mormon History South of the border.
The site is operated by MMMH a Non-profit organization - Free admission