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The reproduction ashery and sawmill were built on their original locations and opened to the public in 2003. Missionaries lead guided tours through the two buildings. Together they show the united efforts of the early Saints living in Kirtland to consecrate their time, talents, labor, and worldly means to build up the temple, care for the poor, and preach the gospel.
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- MBMichelle BrownMar 11, 20255.0Thank heaven for the Kirtland Ashery and Mill! A super unique spot on the Kirtland tour, what I learned here from the missionaries giving the tour left quite an impression. After learning what went on in the ashery and mill, how they worked, what came from them, etc. I realized how much I needed to up my game in living the gospel. The people of Kirtland were all in, completely and wholly invested in doing anything and everything they could to build up the restored gospel on the earth. You learn the real value of seemingly insignificant ash and how much determined people are capable of. The Ashery and Mill are an integral part of the overall Kirtland experience.
- KWKent WiggersFeb 25, 20245.0We traveled about 1 1/2 hours to see all that Kirkland had to offer and it was well worth our time. It was a wonderful tour visiting the different places. What a great guide we had and met everyone at the visitors center , all very nice. I would highly recommend this to anyone interested in history. The ashery was a great experience.
- MRMárton RajkiMar 12, 20225.0A very nice place with very good tour guides.
- NGNoel GomillionDec 15, 20175.0Why did the early settlers collect their ashes? Come here to find out. A guide walks you through the early history of the region and the church.
Frequently Asked Questions About Newel K. Whitney Ashery
What is the Newel K. Whitney Ashery?
The Newel K. Whitney Ashery is a historic site featuring a reproduction ashery and sawmill built on their original locations, opened in 2003, showcasing the early Saints' efforts in Kirtland.
Where is the Newel K. Whitney Ashery located?
It is located at 7800 Kirtland-Chardon Road, Kirtland, OH 44094, United States.
What are the visiting hours for the Newel K. Whitney Ashery?
The Ashery is open Monday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and on Sunday from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
Are guided tours available at the Newel K. Whitney Ashery?
Yes, missionaries lead guided tours through the ashery and sawmill buildings.
How can I contact the Newel K. Whitney Ashery for more information?
You can call them at +1 440-256-9805 for more information.
Where can I find more details or plan my visit to the Newel K. Whitney Ashery?
Visit their website at https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/learn/locations/ashery to plan your visit.
What notable nearby historical landmarks can I visit along with the Newel K. Whitney Ashery?
You can visit the nearby Historic Kirtland Visitors Center, Kirtland Temple, and the Newel K. Whitney Store, all rich in local history.
Are there any visitor centers near the Newel K. Whitney Ashery?
Yes, the Kirtland Temple Visitors' Center and Museum is located nearby, offering additional historical exhibits and information.
Where can I shop for souvenirs or gifts near the Newel K. Whitney Ashery?
Kelly's Korner, a local gift shop near the Ashery, is a good place to find souvenirs.
Are there dining options close to the Newel K. Whitney Ashery?
Yes, there are several nearby options, including Biga Wood Fired Pizzeria and Ceasar's Pizza for local dining.