Utah Historical Sites

Utah has a very unique and diverse history. From native Indians to trappers, traders, explorers, Mormon pioneers to cowboys. The big mining boom, to the railroad and then finally State Hood. Along the way pieces of history were left behind waiting to be explored. Dwellings from Utah's native Indians, to Ghost towns of the old mining boom to houses built by the Mormon pioneers. These sites have been set aside for are generation to learn more about Utah's past. Below you find a list of sites that we have visited with information about each. If you would like to share information on this subject please click here.

Historical Site Directory

Gold Hill

Newhouse Ghost Town

The Historic Cove Fort – Millard County Utah

The Historic Milford Hotel

Frisco Ghost Town & Cemetery

Topaz Camp - Japanese Relocation Camp

The Miller Canyon Mine

The Old Fort Deseret - Millard County

The Great Stone Face - Millard County

The College of Eastern Utah Prehistoric Museum
Josie Morris Cabin - Dinosaur National Monument

The Benson Grist Mill

The Golden Spike Historical Site

Orson Adams House And Harrisburg Utah

The Fielding Garr Ranch - Antelope Island State Park

Blind Miner Of The Wasatch

Nunns Provo Station Power Plant

Kennecott's Bingham Canyon Mine

Forest City/ Grave Yard Flat

Jacob Hamblin Home

Mountain Meadows Massacre

Old Iron Town

Silver Reef

The Wolverton Mill

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