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American Dog Derby Special Hours - Thursday, 1-4pm - Friday and Saturday, 8-4pm
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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American Dog Derby
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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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Ashton Seed Growers Association
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Indian Artifacts
Latest Articles
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Bear Gulch Ski Basin
Bear Gulch was the second established ski resort in Idaho, Sun Valley being the first in 1936. In -
In the Press
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Frostop Mural of Mesa Falls on Display at Museum
About the mural and it's artist Don Ricks and His Legacy of Art Don Ricks (1929-1996) was often