"Connecting the past, present and future to the world around us."
The Corona Virus is effecting us all.
Temporary closure: To help control the spread of the COVID-19 virus the Uintah County Heritage Museum will be temporarily closed to the public. It will remain closed until further notice.
Regular Hours
Monday -Thursday
September - May 9am -6pm
June - August 9am-7:30pm
Fridays
9am - 6pm
Saturdays
10am - 4pm
Closed Sundays and Holidays
155 East Main Vernal, Utah 435-789-7399
"Preserving Uinta Basin Heritage"
Uintah County Heritage Museum features displays of individuals and groups of people, who for many reasons traveled into the Uinta Basin and some decided to stay. It is a story of strength and change. Come in and explore the journey of the men and women who made this high mountain desert their home. We share stories of outlaws and lawmen, the Utes (some of who were forced to live here), entrepreneurs who chose to come and build a community that has prospered, those who found financial success by tapping into the basin's natural resources, and the ranchers and homesteaders who divided up the land.
We are adding stories as we can. The story will go on.........
We are adding stories as we can. The story will go on.........
Mission and Vision Statements
MISSION STATEMENT
The Uintah County Heritage Museum preserves and promotes the heritage of the Uinta Basin region from the time of the first peoples forward, by presenting an excellent educational museum experience to the community and its visitors, connecting the past, present, and future to the world around us.
VISION STATEMENT
The Uintah County Heritage Museum is an educational institution that curates and preserves a collection of historical objects from the time of the first people to the present. It offers an enjoyable family experience that chronicles the activities of all of the peoples of the Uinta Basin, teaching visitors the values of diverse and dynamic populace. The museum engages the community and promotes cultural heritage programs through a series of tours, workshops, themed art shows and exhibitions.
MISSION STATEMENT
The Uintah County Heritage Museum preserves and promotes the heritage of the Uinta Basin region from the time of the first peoples forward, by presenting an excellent educational museum experience to the community and its visitors, connecting the past, present, and future to the world around us.
VISION STATEMENT
The Uintah County Heritage Museum is an educational institution that curates and preserves a collection of historical objects from the time of the first people to the present. It offers an enjoyable family experience that chronicles the activities of all of the peoples of the Uinta Basin, teaching visitors the values of diverse and dynamic populace. The museum engages the community and promotes cultural heritage programs through a series of tours, workshops, themed art shows and exhibitions.
Free Admission
(Donations Gratefully Accepted)
(Donations Gratefully Accepted)
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Websites
Website: www.uintahmuseum.orgEmail: lfullbright@uintah.utah.gov
Facebook Page: Uintah County Heritage Museum
Other Web sites you might be interested in:
Uintah County Regional History Center: www.uintahhistory.org
Facebook Page: uintahcountyregionalhistorycenter
Uintah County Library: www.uintahlibrary.org
Facebook Page: uintahcountylibrary
Uintah County, Utah is Home to Three (3) Museums & One (1) National Monument:
● Uintah County Heritage Museum
● Daughters of Utah Pioneers Museum
● Utah Field House of Natural History Museum
● Dinosaur National Monument & Quarry
Four (4) great places to visit! If you visit one of our sister organizations, please visit us too! Thanks
● Uintah County Heritage Museum
● Daughters of Utah Pioneers Museum
● Utah Field House of Natural History Museum
● Dinosaur National Monument & Quarry
Four (4) great places to visit! If you visit one of our sister organizations, please visit us too! Thanks
OTHER PLACES TO GO and THINGS TO DO:
May we suggest these additional points of interest while in the Uinta Basin/Vernal area:
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(Last Updated: 2/2020 |
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