utah history

Here are 15 new Utah state flag designs that tell you a lot more about Utah than a big yellow beehive.

Which is older, the invention of dynamite or the Tabernacle? What about the zipper? The lawnmower? Lets see if you can tell what came first. The St. George Utah Tabernacle or...

Since Dinosaurs roamed this land long before humans did, they're more native to Utah than any of us.

Ellen (Nellie) Purcell Unthank was the toughest pioneer woman you will ever know about, and she lived right here in Cedar City Utah.

In the 1860s, the neckbeard was all the rage. And no one rocked the neckbeard as well as Utah Pioneers.

St. George Utah has certainly changed a lot over the years. From its humble beginnings as a cotton growing mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the 1800’s, up until the present day, Utah's Dixie has continued to evolve and change with the times. P...

St. George Utah Pioneers that beg the question: Would you SMASH or PASS?

Utahns with an interest in history and a desire to help preserve it may want to check out a call for help from the state's Division of Archives and Records Service. The agency is currently looking for volunteers to help transcribe historic documents from the 19th and 20th centuries...