by Administrator | Jun 22, 2025 | Historic Marker
Massacre At Boa Ogo (Bear River) HISTORIC MARKER 41°02’31.8″N • 111°54’33.5″W Replace these words – words, more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words...
by Administrator | Jun 22, 2025 | Historic Marker
First Four Rendezvous in Rocky Mountains HISTORIC MARKER 41°02’31.8″N • 111°54’33.5″W Replace these words – words, more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words...
by Administrator | Jun 22, 2025 | Historic Marker
Shoshoni Stalking Elk HISTORIC MARKER 41°02’31.8″N • 111°54’33.5″W Replace these words – words, more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more...
by Administrator | Jun 22, 2025 | Historic Marker
Peter Skene Ogden HISTORIC MARKER 41°02’31.8″N • 111°54’33.5″W Replace these words – words, more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words...
by JRobins | Sep 28, 2024 | Historic Marker
Bunting Family Cabin HISTORIC MARKER 41°02’31.8″N • 111°54’33.5″W Ann Slater Bunting’s family is shown gathered in front of a cabin near the mountain at the north end of the current Mountain Road in Fruit Heights. In 1855, Ann emigrated to...
by JRobins | Sep 28, 2024 | Historic Marker
Miles Goodyear Horse Drive HISTORIC MARKER 41°00’50.7″N • 111°57’29.6″W Miles Goodyear obtained a herd of horses with the intent to trade with emigrants along the Overland Trail. Goodyear was a mountain man who gave up fur trapping to trade...
