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Nauvoo is a northwestern Illinois town located on the Mississippi River. Between 1839-1846 the town was predominantly Mormon, having been settled by Mormons who were forced further west from Missouri to Illinois. Among the main attractions is the Nauvoo temple. Constructed in 1841, the temple is the second Church of Latter Day Saints Temples constructed in the United States, the first in Ohio.

History lives in Nauvoo through over 30 historic homes, the Old Nauvoo living museum, Family Living Center, wagon and carriage rides, and summer performances. Nauvoo is home to Baxter Vineyards, founded in 1851 and the oldest in Illinois. The historic downtown district offers shopping and dining.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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