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BOAP	A klugy interface, but the material is first rate: Annotated History of the Church History of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (B. H. Roberts) to March 1833 with updated notes and annotations. A Brief Introduction to the Origin, Organization and Doctrines of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Journals, Diaries, Biographies and Autobiographies of Some Early Mormons and Others Who Knew Joseph Smith, Jr. and/or His Contemporaries The Parallel Joseph Variant acounts of Joseph Smith addresses in parallel columns. Much of the 1839–1844 material is drawn from The Words of Joseph Smith. Focus on "the effect the [1835] translation the Book of Abraham had on Joseph Smith's thought and instruction.
Community of Christ: Center Place Library	Great site. In addition to the following, be sure to check out the RLDS (now Community of Christ) perspectives on our shared history. Evening and Morning Star Messenger and Advocate Times and Seasons The Book of John Whitmer Memoirs of President Joseph Smith [III] (1832-1914) Lectures on Faith
Dave Crockett's Mormon History Resource Page	Good articles, documents, photos.
Eldon Watson's First Vision page	Side-by-side comparison of 9 accounts of the First Vision. Texts are complete, but with some shuffling in order to compare statements of a similar nature. Very useful presentation.
H. Michael Marquardt's Mormon Central	An indefatigable researcher, Michael's work centers on Mormon origins. Includes articles by Dan Vogel.
John Whitmer Historical Association	The John Whitmer Historical Association is an independent scholarly society composed of individuals of various religious faiths who share a lively interest in the history of the Restoration Movement. Regular membership $20, with spouse $25, student $17.50. Membership includes the annual John Whitmer Historical Association Journal and the quarterly newsletter.
The Joseph Smith Sr. and Lucy Mack Smith Foundation	The Smith family site—good genealogical information.
lds-mormon.com	An interesting site with a decidedly liberal point of view
Library of Congress	Tremendous resources. Go to this page, type Mormon in the Search field, and your spouse may never see you again.
Members of the Anointed Quorum	Nauvoo temple ordinances compiled by Lisle G Brown.
Missouri Mormon Frontier Foundation	The Mormon experience in Missouri during the 1830s.
Mormon Classics Library	Historic Mormon texts prepared by Dale R. Broadhurst, including Painesville Telegraph articles (1829–1844), John H. Beadle's 1875 interview with William E. McLellin, David Whitmer's 1887An Address To Believers in the Book of Mormon (unfortunately page numbers are not given), William Wyl's 1887 interview with William Law, John E. Page's 13-part series, "Mormonism, Alias Truth" (1842). A very useful site.
Mormon History Association	The Mormon History Association is an independent non-profit organization dedicated to the study and understanding of all aspects of Mormon history. Regular membership is $35, with spouse $45, student $20. Membership includes semi-annual issues of the Mormon History Journal and the quarterly newsletter. The next conference is at Kirtland, May 22–25, 2003.
Mormon Studies	Like many sites, this one lists a lot of projected works and a lot of pages that turn out to have little or no content (!!), but John Corrill's important 1839 History of the Church of Christ of Latter Day Saints is complete and useful, also John Hyde's 1857 Mormonism: Its Leaders and Designs, William A. Lynn's 1902 The Story of the Mormons.
Mormons.org	Official website of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. (Not to be referred to as the Mormon church.)
Oliver Cowdery Memorial Home Page	Early biographies of Oliver Cowdery, Benjamin Winchester's 1843 A History of the Priesthood, Kidder's 1842 Mormonism and the Mormons, Udney Hay Jacob's 1842 The Peace Maker, John C. Bennett's 1842 History of the Saints, and other works including a lot of excerpts. Excellent site.
The Pioneer Story	Otherwise, the Church's official site is a disappointment, but this page on the Mormon trail is interesting, with great graphics and good diary excerpts from immigrants and church leaders.
Robert Fillerup's Mormon History and Doctrine	Especially useful are the William Clayton Nauvoo Diaries & Personal Writings.
Signature Books	Publisher of works by most prominent Mormon historians.
Todd Compton's Home Page	Home page of a superior Mormon historian. In Sacred Loneliness: The Plural Wives of Joseph Smith Truth, Honesty and Moderation in Mormon History
University of Utah Marriott Library, Special Collections	Collection Guide Photos collection
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