GATEWAY TO CENTRAL UTAH AND CALIFORNIA; FORMED BY
WAVE-ACTION ON LEEWARD ARM OF ANCIENT LAKE BONNEVILLE.
ROUTE OF FIRST SETTLERS IN CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN UTAH
1848 TO 1854; OF GOVERNMENT MAIL LINE TO SAN DIEGO
1854 TO 1857;OF OVERLAND MAIL AND STAGE LINE TO SAN FRANCISCO 1858 TO 1868; OF PONY EXPRESS LINE 1860 T0 1861; AND OF FIRST TRANSCONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH LINE 1861 TO 1868. CONTROL AND WAY STATIONS ON OVERLAND STAGE AND PONY EXPRESS ROUTE ABOUT TEN MILES APART, MOSTLY IN VIEW FROM THIS MONUMENT, WERE: SALT LAKE CITY ,TRAVELER'S REST, ROCKWELL'S, JOE'S DUGOUT AND FORT CRITTENDEN ORIGINALLY NAMED GAMP FLOYD), A CELEBRATED UTE INDIAN CHIEF, NAMED TINTIC, LED AN ATTACK ON THE EARLY SETTLERS OF LEHI, BETWEEN THIS MONUMENT AND UTAH LAKE IN FEBRUARY 1854 KILLING SEVERAL MEN.

Location

On National Guard Camp Williams, must. get permission to enter.

Metadata

Utah National Guard and
Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmarks Association, “UPTLA #39,” UPTLA, accessed November 21, 2024, https://uptla.tylerthorsted.com/items/show/39.