Old Nauvoo Post Office
37 Main St, Nauvoo, IL 62354
Historic Sites
A restored post office shares space with the Merryweather Dry Goods Store.
The post office is part of a three-building complex that also includes the John Taylor home and the printing office. At this site you’ll get two tours for the price of one. Sidney Rigdon was a well known postmaster in Nauvoo and the post office was located in the kitchen of his home.
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Annual Nauvoo Grape Festival
Nauvoo State Park • Aug 29 – Aug 31
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