SAN DIEGO — Visitors to the newly renovated Mormon Battalion Historic Site are welcomed by sister missionaries and senior couple missionaries dressed in period clothing.
Visitors begin the tour facing eight framed digital pictures on the wall. Suddenly, the figures come to life. They begin conversing with each other and introduce themselves as members of the battalion. They invite the visitors to follow them to the next room where they begin dramatizing their saga.
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