History

The Magna Ethnic and Mining Museum will showcase artifacts collected from the heyday of the mining industry and will serve to preserve the rich history of those who fashioned this economy through mining. This will be a place where tourists can visit and sneak a glimpse into our amazing history. Additionally, the Museum will provide an environment to enhance learning about our culture, customs, and histories that grew from the diverse ethnic groups who built this area.

General, History, Specialized

The Millstream Classic Car Museum is collection of about 50 restored cars and about 50 additional unrestored cars. The museum includes vehicles dating from a 1912 Model T Ford to vehicles from the 60's 70's and 80's that are already considered classics. There is also a considerable number of "orphan" cars--cars that are no longer made. There are Hudsons, Nashes, Packards, and even little known cars such as a Lloyd, a Kaiser, and even foreign cars such as a Yugo, a Renault, a Fiat, and a Citroen. There are cars that are extremely rare--an Amphicar, and cars that are extremely collectible and in demand--a 1957. 58 and 59 Ford hard top convertible and a 1955 and 1956 Ford Crown Victoria. This museum represents cars that the public actually drove and can affiliate with.

Natural History

Systematic research collections in all areas of life science; educational exhibits depicting various habitats and biomes, education programs for the public both in-house and outreach; museum works with schools, scouts, and family groups; education activit

Historic House

Log cabin and relic home. The log cabin was the boyhood home of Oscar W. McConkie and was built by his father. (Cabin is being remodeled and will be open for viewing in spring of 1996).

Art

Family inter-active center; print study room; theater, art study center; 75-seat restaurant, bookstore; lectures; gallery talks; education programs for undergraduate/graduate students and adults; docent program; permanent and temporary exhibits.

Culture

Guided tours; temporary exhibits; instruction in museum practice; research; education programs.

Anthropology, Art, Culture, History

Discover the rich history of northeastern Utah at the Museum of Uintah County! In the museum, you will be taken on a captivating journey through time, showcasing the region’s unique cultural heritage. Explore exhibits featuring First Peoples’ artifacts, pioneer life, early ranching, mining, and the famous Outlaw Trail. Learn about locals like Matt Warner, Josie Bassett, and the Newton Brothers.

The Roswell D. Bird pioneer home was built around 1895 and contains historical photographs, artifacts and a library of histories and journals.

History, Historical Society

Historical Museum for the community of Midvale, Utah.

Art, Culture

Modern West Fine Art is a western art gallery with a modern vision. We represent over thirty world class contemporary artists from across the country.

Natural History

Rummage sales and quilt raffles to raise money.

History, Historic House, Historical Society

We are an historical home. The Relic Home is one of the first homes built outside Mt. Pleasant's fort. William S. Seely built this home. He was the first L.D.S. bishop and also the first mayor of Mt. Pleasant. We have large photo portraits of the original pioneers as well as photos of original events, pioneers, homes and historical sites. We also have collected numerous histories and genealogies of the original pioneers as well as descendants who followed them.

Science

Lecture series, some of which are open to the public.

History, Natural History

Features a "Paleontology Room" with life-size dinosaurs which rotate on a central platform; all dinosaurs have been discovered in Emery County; exhibits also consist of Indian culture of the San Rafael; featured are the famous "Sitterud Bundle" with many