It was a popular item in the mid-late 19th century, but here's the rub: it starts with with Adam & Eve and goes from there. It's a great curiosity item for studying beliefs held at that time and where JS & Co. were operating from, belief-wise. Sadly for mormons though, the Jaredites and all the other -ites aren't mentioned at all, but here's the Tower of Babel:
http://focusedonchrist.blogspot.com/2009/09/questions-for-thinking.html

I was thinking about this today after a couple of threads that mentioned LDS theology built on Bible stories that even many evangelicals today treat no longer as literal history but as myth-stories.

Another really scary aspect to this is that you buy reproductions of this in the 21st century to use in church lessons, as you can see in the above link!