Wilford Woodruff, Joseph F. Smith, George Q. Cannon 1895

Wilford Woodruff, Joseph F. Smith, George Q. Cannon, and Gustave Narth, first mate of the steamer (right), on board the Willapa July 11-23,1895

Wilford Woodruff at Hotel del Coronado 1896

Standing: Angus M. Cannon, Charles H. Wilcken, Asahel D. Woodruff and others JFS? Seated: Wilford and Emma Woodruff, George Q. and Caroline Cannon

Wilford & Emma Woodruff 1897

Wilford and Emma Woodruff

Wilford Woodruff 1897

Wilford Woodruff on his 90th birthday

Wilford Woodruff seated 1897

Wilford Woodruff 4 Generations1897

Standing: son Wilford Woodruff, Jr., grandson Wilford S. Woodruff Seated: Wilford Woodruff holding his great-grandson Charles W. Woodruff

Wilford Woodruff Pioneer Square Dedication1898

Wilford Woodruff’s last public address at dedication of Pioneer Square (where he built the original cabins in 1847)

Wilford Woodruff Funeral Procession 1898

5. Hearse 6. Flowers 7. Family members in carriages 1-12

Wilford Woodruff's Valley House converted to a Hotel

The Valley House was built in the 1850s by Wilford Woodruff using the logs from the cabins he constructed in the original pioneer fort. It was located where the Bamberger Train Depot (and then Greyhound Bus Depot) stood on South Temple & West Temple Streets in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Wilford Woodruff's Home in Nauvoo 1844

Home built by Wilford Woodruff in Nauvoo, Illinois between 1842 and 1844. He lived in it for less than 6 weeks.

Six of Wilford Woodruff's Sons

Wilford Woodruff’s sons: Standing: Asahel Abraham Owen Newton Seated: Wilford, Jr. James Jackson David Patten

Zerah and Mary Brown Pulsipher

Parley P. Pratt

Gadfield Elm Chapel

Embarrass River - Zion's Camp

Martin Van Buren

Edward Partridge

Kirtland Temple