Exhibits

Visit Frontier Homestead and experience living in a pioneer cabin, printing on a 19th-century press, and rug weaving on a 100-year-old loom. Step back in time and experience the outdoor collection of horse-drawn farm equipment and wagons. Binders, mowers, reapers, scrapers, plows, and manure spreaders are all on display, as well as early hay balers, a well drill, and a rare snow “tank.” Anchoring the museum’s backyard is a series of historic structures including the historic Hunter House – Cedar City’s oldest remaining home, and the George Wood cabin – the fifth oldest structure still standing in Utah.  For the more adventurous, travel 20 miles west of Cedar City and enjoy the authentic ruins of a 19th-century iron foundry and newly created nature trail, but be sure to call or stop by our front desk for directions.

Launched in 2014, our new cell phone audio tour allows park visitors access to significantly more information about artifacts and exhibits, all at the convenience of your fingertips.  With almost 60 stops, you’ll enjoy little-known historic tidbits and personal reflections of yesteryear. Click here to begin the tour.