The Mormon Battalion Historic Site in San Diego is a visitors' center that commemorates the Mormon Battalion's historic journey from the Council Bluffs area of Iowa to San Diego, California. The …
The Mormon Battalion Historic Site in San Diego is a visitors' center that commemorates the Mormon Battalion's historic journey from the Council Bluffs area of Iowa to San Diego, California. The historic site features an interactive video tour, historical artifacts, and demonstrations on gold panning and brick making.
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Sep 18, 2024
A great trip back in history. Visited here with our family, probably 30 years ago and enjoyed it, but we were really pleased to see an updated and entertaining approach to telling this fascinating an… Full review by Jeff E
May 14, 2024
One of the nicest surprises of a 5 day trip in San Diego. Extremely well-done and documented. Very nice and engaged hosts. A side of mormons i did not know and that got me interested knowing more. Hi… Full review by MarcfromQuebec
Sep 30, 2023
We didn't really know what to expect - this is absolutely terrific, and immersive experience that's great fun and very informative. We spent around an hour there, highly recommend it for a visit if … Full review by Liz K
Unfortunately there is no gift shop but they'll take a picture of your group with their background and camera and give you the picture as a souvenir. And when you go in the tour to the …
Unfortunately there is no gift shop but they'll take a picture of your group with their background and camera and give you the picture as a souvenir. And when you go in the tour to the gold pottery section you may take one gold rock with you. To us it was worth it regardless that there's no gift shop. Have fun and enjoy.
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