The Cultural and Masonic Hall was built to serve a number of purposes. It housed church and business meetings, plays, concerts, Masonic lodge meetings, funerals, and even court sessions. In addition, it housed the police office and the headquarters for the local militia. In 1846, the building became the center of activity when hundreds of wagons were constructed there in preparation for Church members' journey westward.
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