Pleasant Grove History Museum

This museum is packed with really neat artifacts from the early pioneers and settlers of the area. We wish the museum had more stories and history with it though, likes bits of information you can real about the displays, instead it just had labels on everything and left us needing to Google things after we left to answer questions we had. Overall it was a interesting visit. The hours are very limited and weird, check out the website to make sure when they are open.

Mormon polygamy is ignored by staff but so obvious. Highly patriarchal language. Cool log cabins. Kitschy and cute.

This museum, housed in the Old Bell School with multiple out buildings in a green space filled with trees, is quite enjoyable. Very pleasant... To find this in the middle of the busy suburban area. Nice to have a well-run (by the DUP) reminder of the origins and roots of the town.

This Daughters of Utah Pioneers is awesome.. The website is a bit wrong when it says it does summer tours. Really when they 'officially' do them is during June and July, especially during Strawberry days. Jeralynn is the local chapter volunteer and gave us a fantastic tour. She has lived in the area for 40 years and is very knowledgeable. Honestly this is one of the best DUP museums I have been to. Lots of neat artifacts. Apparently not a lot of people come and see the museum which is a shame. I think a lot of people just don't know about it. If you give Jeralynn a call she is more than willing to give you a tour. Regardless of season. Just give her some time and heads up before you do. Her number can be found on the linked website as well as I posted a picture with her number that was listed on the door. I highly recommend to come check out!!