Syracuse / North Davis / Layton UT 84040

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S & S Shortline Train Park & Museum
575 N 1525 W, Farmington, (801) 451-0222, Utah.com
S & S Shortline Train Park and Museum provide the museum experience
with a little something extra. Within this attraction are 90 engines
and a multitude of rides. There are even rides especially designed for
children including trains and trolley cars.
Hill Aerospace Museum
7961 Wardleigh Road Hill AFB
(801) 777-6818, Hill.af.mil/library/museum
Within Hill Aerospace Museum are over 90 aircrafts, vehicles, and
missiles for which visitors may view. You will also so artifacts from
each war and military equipment used by soldiers. It is the goal of this
museum to preserve the history of the United States military.
Roy Historical Museum
5550 S 1700 W, Roy, (801) 776-3626
Museumsusa.org/museums/info/8684
The Roy Historical Museum offers displays of historical artifacts that
date back to the early 1800s. These items include sleighs, military
uniforms, and a wealth of pioneer era products. A gift shop is located
on-site for souvenirs.
Utah Botanical Center
920 South 50 West, Kaysville, (801)593-8969
The Utah Botanical Center offers a wealth of attractions within one
location. The gardens offer thousands and beautiful flowers from all
over the world. The Farmer’s Market offers fresh fruits and vegetables
among many other items. The Utah House offers the ability to educate
everyone on the importance of working together and accomplishing so
much in terms of landscaping for the community.
Heritage Museum of Layton
403 North Wasatch Drive, Layton
(801) 336-3930, Laytoncity.org
The Heritage Museum of Layton provides exhibits, documentation,
and a multitude of artifacts from throughout American history. You
experience the rich history of the town of Layton and learn about early
settlements within the area.
Layton Daughters of Utah Pioneer Museum
801-544-4475
Dupinternational.org/dyn_page.php?pageID=12
The Layton Daughters of Utah Pioneer Museum offers an inside look
into pioneer life. This museum is a part of a collection of museums to
preserve the history of this era and the women who were a part of it.
You find log cabin and artifact displays along with documentation telling
the story of their lives.
Ogden Eccles Dinosaur Park & Museum
1544 Park Blvd, Ogden
(801) 393-3466, Dinosaurpark.org
Ogden Eccles Dinosaur Park and Museum offers an exciting journey
into the world of paleontology. This full service dinosaur museum offers
hands-on exhibits and a wealth of dinosaur bones for the kids to marvel
at. Attractions are located inside and outside of the museum.
animal and plant as well as its purpose in the world.
Ogden Union Station Museums Campus
2501 Wall Avenue, Ogden
(801) 393-9886, Theunionstation.org
The Ogden Union Station Museum preserves a nearly 100 year old
train station which offers the rich history of the railroad. Visitors marvel
over the Grand Lobby which remains in pristine shape. This locale
also offers dining options.
Syracuse Museum & Cultural Center
1891 West 1700 South, Syracuse
(801) 825-3633, Syracuseut.com
The Syracuse Museum and Cultural Center offers an insider look into
the food export and importation service. This museum explains how
food is produced, manufactured, and shipped throughout this locale.
LeConte Stewart
“One of Utah’s most accomplished and beloved artists.” —Utah Museum
of Fine Arts
Utah artist LeConte Stewart (1891–1990) created images of Utah and the
West at once epic and intimate. His farms, deserts, and urban landscapes
capture a region and an era. Influenced by John Carlson, Maynard Dixon,
and Edward Hopper, Stewart is a valued and important voice in this period
of American art. This long-awaited volume includes more than 300
paintings, many never before seen or brought together in one work.
Includes essays by Mary Muir, Donna Poulton, Robert Davis, James
Poulton, and Vern Swanson. It also features an introduction by noted
American art scholar, curator, and collector William Gerdts.
Mary Muir is one of the foremost authorities on LeConte Stewart and his
work, and the author of LeConte Stewart: The Education of the Artist and
the Artist- Educator.
Ogden Nature Center
966 W 12th Street, Ogden
(801) 621-7595, Ogdennaturecenter.org
The Ogden Nature Center spans 152 acres in size and offers a breathtaking
view of plant and animal life. The mission of this center is to
preserve life in nature and to educate others of the importance of each
Donna Poulton, Ph.D., is a curator of the art of Utah and the West at the
Utah Museum of Fine Arts.
Robert Davis is curator of art for the LDS Church History Museum in
Salt Lake City.
James Poulton, Ph.D., is a psychologist in private practice in Salt Lake
City.
Vern Swanson is director of the Springfield Museum of Art in Utah.
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