Main Street Clock

The Pony Express Centennial Monument, located in Farmington, Utah, commemorates the historic Pony Express service that operated in the mid-1800s. This striking monument features a bronze sculpture of a rider on horseback, symbolizing the courage and determination of those who delivered mail across the rugged western frontier. The site not only serves as a tribute to the Pony Express but also offers a glimpse into the rich history of communication in early America. Generated from this place's information

"Jacob G. Bigler, a pioneer weaver, was an early settler in the Nephi area. He built this log cabin where he lived and worked, weaving and spinning the cloth he used as trade for necessities he could not produce for himself."

The jail house is the oldest building at Lagoon still standing in its original location. Drunk or rowdy guests were held here in the park's early days. If you were locked up on a Friday night, you'd have to wait until Monday when a county judge was working again.