Historic Sites in Provo, UT

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Provo is perhaps most well-known for being home to Brigham Young University, founded in 1875 by the Church of Jesus...

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Built in 1897 by Luclen L. Nunn at an estimated cost of just $50,000, the plant harnessed the power of th...

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Constructed in the late 19th century, this beautiful piece of Romanesque architecture once served as home to the Br...

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This historic building dates from the 1920s. Built using locally quarried limestone, the courthouse boasts numerous...

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Almost 120 years old, this beautiful building is noteworthy for its classic brickwork, Victorian-style gables, and ...

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A pivotal component in Lehi's history, this roller mill was purchased by George G. Robinson in 1910 and has been tu...

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The town of Thistle, Utah was established in 1883. It flourished for a time as a farming and ranching communi...

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The Moyle home, actually a fort built to protect the family from warring Indian tribes, dates from the 1860s. The g...

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Located below the junction of US 6/89 along the creek bottoms, this old railroad town was nearly destroyed by...

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Photographs of Alpine's early pioneers; pioneer furniture and over 400 artifacts; pioneer histories; guided tou...

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Victorian room with furnishings; City Room with school, blacksmith shop, store and old tabernacle relics; tours...

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Tiny American Fork traces its roots back to the 1850s, when Brigham Young encouraged the Caldwell family to begin s...

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Camp Floyd / Stagecoach Inn State Park Museum is Utah's link with the Civil War. The quiet streets of Fai...

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The first known residents of the Riverton area were the Yo No Indians, a poor tribe living along the Jordan River. We...

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Stones for the walls of the Salt Lake Temple of the LDS Church came from this area. As construction began on the temp...

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