Cove Fort

Cove Fort was an integral way station that supported travel to settlements in southern Utah Territory as The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints expanded from its headquarters in Salt Lake City. Today, Cove Fort is a historic site operated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and is open to the public. Tours of the restored fort tell about the families who lived there and about their efforts to provide for the needs of the travelers.

Ira Hinckley and his family lived in this home in Coalville, Utah, when he was called to build the fort. Inside the home you can watch a film that tells the story of the fort’s unique construction and the devotion of the Hinckley family, who served those visiting the fort.

The Butch Cassidy Birthplace is a historical site in Beaver, UT that commemorates the birthplace of the infamous American outlaw, Butch Cassidy. Visitors can explore the preserved home and learn about the early life of Butch Cassidy, offering a glimpse into the history of the Wild West. Generated from their business information