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Museum of the Henry's Fork
The Museum houses exhibits, objects, and records relating to Fremont County’s history. Historic exhibit themes include trapping and trading, farming, Bear Gulch Ski Area, the railroad, everyday living, the military, American Dog Derby (sled dog race), farming, Historic Ashton Christmas Village, and much more! It operates under the direction of the Fremont County Historical Society. The Museum admission is free, donations are gladly accepted. Museum hours vary, please call for an appointment.
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Christmas Village Display
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Everyday Living
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Bear Gulch Ski Area Display
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The Railroad in Fremont County
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Fremont County Schools
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Fremont County Towns (Past and Present)
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Military Display
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Taxidermy Display
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Daughters of Utah Pioneers (DUP) Display
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American Dog Derby
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Farm Display
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Indian Artifacts
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Vaseline and Uranium Glass Display
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Doll Display
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1800’s Mountain Man
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New Display: Victorian Cameo Furniture
Latest Articles
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Ashton Family Histories
The purpose of this book is to tell the story of Ashton's growing-up years through its people, to -
The History of Green Timber, Idaho
Written and Compiled by Michael Fred Grube Green Timber is a small farming community 7 miles east of -
Lydia “Whistlin’ Lyd” Hutchison
In 1922, Lydia “Whistlin’ Lyd” Hutchison, pictured here, became the first female musher to enter the