Architect’s Renderings of Nauvoo Temple (circa 1841–1845)

A drawing of a weathervane with an angel flying horizontally, blowing a trumpet, and holding a book in its other hand.
William Weeks Nauvoo architectural drawings, circa 1841–1846
Architect William Weeks made this sketch of the angel weather vane placed atop the Nauvoo Temple in January 1846.
An architectural drawing of the front façade of a temple. 
William Weeks Nauvoo architectural drawings, circa 1841–1846
This is William Weeks’s architectural rendering of the Nauvoo Temple. See more of Weeks’s drawings.
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