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The McQuarrie Memorial Museum, more commonly known at the Daughters of Utah Pioneer Museum, contains a large collection of artifacts and history from the pioneers and early settlers of Utah. The St. George region was first settled in the mid-1850s by pioneer Brigham Young, and this museum honors the story of that settlement and all the developments that followed. On display in the museum are relics, clothing, and tools that people used in daily life, such as aprons, bibles, blankets, and even nail clippers. There are plenty of outdoor and farming tools, such as axes, blacksmith equipment, and plows, that were used by pioneers, and also many personal letters and stories of the individuals who bravely left everything they knew to start a life in an unknown place.
Daughters of Utah Pioneer Museum, 145 North 100 East St. George, UT 84770, Phone: 435-628-7274
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