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Sugar Point Battle
When a federal marshal with about 100 troops of the 3rd In...
Confederate Memorial 1861-1865
Jacksonville, Florida
(East face)
To the S...
The Founding of Alabaster / Siluria
(Front):
Alabaster was named for its quality of lime...
The Powell Oil Field
One of the world's most noted petroleum fields. Discovered...
From Schoolhouse to Town Hall
A Building on the Move
The building to your left was...
A Tale of Three Towns
The history of three towns – Harrisburg, Silver Reef, and ...
Wells Fargo and Company Express Building
Utah Historic Site
Built in 1877
Architect unk...
Mile-long Main Street
Between 1875 and the end of 1876, Silver Reef boomed with ...
Civilian Conservation Corps, Leeds, Utah
The Leeds CCC camp opened in October 1933 under the direct...
St. John's Church / Bishop Lawrence J. Scanlan
Silver Reef, UT
St. John's Church
After his 18...
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Sugar Point Battle
When a federal marshal with about 100 troops of the 3rd Infantry tried to arrest the Chippewa Chief Bugonaygeshig at Sugar Point opposite here on the northeast shore of the lake, a sharp fight occurred October 5, 1898. The whites ...
Confederate Memorial 1861-1865
Jacksonville, Florida
(East face)
To the Soldiers of Florida
This shaft is by a comrade raised in testimony of his love, recalling deeds immortal, heroism unsurpassed.
With ranks unbroken, ragged, starved and decimated the southern soldier, for duty's sake, undaunted ...
The Founding of Alabaster / Siluria
(Front):
Alabaster was named for its quality of lime rock and the lime industry. In 1925, Joseph E. Walker opened the first retail business. The Alabaster lime rock plant was established in 1929 by George L. Scott Sr. The railroad shipping ...
The Powell Oil Field
One of the world's most noted petroleum fields. Discovered 1905; developed in three periods. A number of early shallow wells (800' - 1,000' in Nacatoch sand), drilled by Claude Witherspoon, are still producing. Field's second and greatest era came as ...
From Schoolhouse to Town Hall
A Building on the Move
The building to your left was originally built as a schoolhouse in 1880 in nearby Silver Reef. It also served in the mining boomtown as a place for community dances and other gatherings.
Soon after the schoolhouse ...
A Tale of Three Towns
The history of three towns – Harrisburg, Silver Reef, and Leeds – is intricately connected. Harrisburg and Silver Reef are ghost towns today, while Leeds persists. Like many locations in the arid west, water and its availability and accessibility was ...
Wells Fargo and Company Express Building
Utah Historic Site
Built in 1877
Architect unknown
Used by Wells Fargo Company and by St. George merchants, Woolley, Lund and Judd.
Marker is on Wells Fargo Road, on the left when traveling north.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Mile-long Main Street
Between 1875 and the end of 1876, Silver Reef boomed with development, going from a boulder-strewn flat to a town of 1,500 people, one of the largest in Washington county.
Silver Reef soon became the center of permanent development, and many ...
Civilian Conservation Corps, Leeds, Utah
The Leeds CCC camp opened in October 1933 under the direction of the Dixie National Forest Service on the site of an existing ranger station. Leeds, a town of less than 200, more than doubled with the opening of the ...
St. John's Church / Bishop Lawrence J. Scanlan
Silver Reef, UT
St. John's Church
After his 1877 visit to Silver Reef, Father Scanlan appointed Father Dennis Kiely as the local pastor. The increasing Catholic population continued to ask for a church. Father Scanlan returned in November 1878 to accomplish this ...