Mormon Handicraft Display

375 N Lagoon Dr
Farmington, UT 84025

The Mormon Handicraft Display in Farmington, UT, showcases the rich cultural heritage and artistic talents of the Mormon community. This historical site features a variety of handcrafted items, reflecting traditional crafts and modern artistry. Visitors can explore unique works, attend workshops, and learn about the history and significance of these crafts within the Mormon culture.

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