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Bluff Fort Historic Site and Visitor Center, managed by the Hole in the Rock Foundation, serves as a tribute to the pioneering spirit of the Mormon settlers who traversed the challenging terrain of southwestern Utah in the late 1800s. The site features a collection of replicas, artifacts, and historical narratives that illuminate the sacrifices and determination of those who established a community in one of the West's most remote regions. Visitors can explore the reconstructed fort, which includes cabins, a cooperative trading post, and various historical exhibits that tell the story of early pioneer life. The center also offers an online collection of biographies and journals, providing deeper insights into the experiences of the settlers who overcame immense challenges to create a new home. Generated from the website