Delta
•
Great
Basin Museum.
Displays cover the
rocks and fossils
of the west desert,
artifacts and interpretation
of western culture
and history. Video
and displays on Topaz,
a World War II Japanese
internment camp.
Eureka
•
Tintic
Mining Museum
is located in the
historic Eureka City
hall, built in 1899.
A library includes
Eureka Reporter newspapers
from 1902 to 1942,
history room, mining
artifacts, mineral
display, and self-guided
tours. (435-433-6842)
Fairview
•
Fairview
Museum of History
and Art.
Historical artifacts,
art (sculpture and
painting), local historic
archive, oral and
family history collections,
and an extensive Avard
Fairbanks sculpture
collection. (435-427-9216)
Fillmore
•
Territorial Statehouse
State Park Museum.
Utah's oldest existing
governmental building
now housing interpretive
exhibits on the state's
political beginnings.
(435-743-5316)
Spring
City
•
Horseshoe Mountain
Pottery
is only one of several
studios in this small
historic town where
visitors can look
at, and purchase,
the work of some of
Utah's most talented
artisans.
For
additional information
on Utah Museums,
or a complete museum
listing contact:
Utah Office of Museum
Services
2 South 400 West
Salt Lake City, UT
84101
801-533-3247
