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Location: Idaho
County: Franklin
Monument #: UPTLA 16 Sponsor/Year: Franklin County Chapter, Daughters of the Utah Pioneers; Cache Valley Council, Boy Scouts of America; and Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmarks Association - 1932  Location: Highway 91 NW of Preston about 3 miles, at the intersection with Hot Springs Road, and ¼ mile after crossing the Bear River. This monument is a rock structure, with plaques on each side, and a miniature Teepee on the top. One plaque is by the Pioneer Trails and Landmarks Association and others (above... Not a monument although it was given a number
County: Bannock
Monument #: UPTLA 119 Sponsor/Year: Descendants of Captain Hunt and the Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmarks Association - 1950  Location: Eight miles south of Downey, Idaho at Redrock Pass Charles Jefferson Hunt was born in Kentucky 20 January 1804. During the exodus of members of the LDS Church from Illinois, he enlisted in the Mormon Battalion and served as Captain of Company “A” and as assistant executive officer, in the historic march of the...
County: Bear Lake
Monument #: UPTLA 73 Sponsor/Year: Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmarks Association, The Citizens of Bear Lake Valley, and his Descendants, 1937; Refurbished by LDS Church, 2006 - 1937  Location: Tabernacle Square, on the south side of the Historic Tabernacle. Charles C. Rich was a Pioneer builder of the west. Major-General of the Nauvoo Legion. Alderman of the City of Nauvoo, in the time of Joseph Smith. Pioneer of Utah, 1847. Chairman of the first committee to organize civil government in the Rocky Mountains....
County: Bonneville
Monument #: UPTLA 15 Sponsor/Year: Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmarks Association -  Location: 51 N. Center This marker shows a map of the original street plan for the Rexburg settlement, locating the homes of the first settlers and other historical buildings.
County: Bingham
Monument #: PT11 Sponsor/Year: Eastern Idaho Area Boy Scouts of America, and Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmarks Association - 1932  Location: Just south of the town of Fort Hall on Hwy. 91, on the Oregon Trail. The first habitation in this region was a fort built by Nathaniel J. Wyeth on the Snake River, fourteen miles west of this monument, July 15 – August 4, 1834. It was named for Henry Hall, senior member of...
County: Fremont
Monument #: UPTLA 40 Sponsor/Year: Idaho Pioneer Trails and Landmarks Association & Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmarks Association - 1934  Location: Located on the southwest side of Clyde Keefer Memorial Park on the south side of the Henry’s Fork of the Snake River, in downtown St. Anthony, Idaho, on the east side of Bridge Street Fort Henry was built in the fall of 1810 by Captain Andrew Henry and his companions of the Missouri Fur...
County: Lemhi
Monument #: UPTLA 116 Sponsor/Year: Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmarks Association - 1950 Location: Lemhi, ID
County: Bingham
Monument #: 126 Sponsor/Year: Eagle Rock Chapter - 2005 GPS: N 43° 22´ 18.44″, W 112° 10´.96″  Location: North Bingham County Historical Park, 587 E. 1250 N. Shelley, ID 83274 This is a restored covered wagon typical in historic times, placed among other historic artifacts and buildings. |
