List of Sons and Daughters of Utah Pioneers historic monuments
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The Sons of Utah Pioneers and Daughters of Utah Pioneers have erected many monuments throughout the west commemorating historic moments. The following is a detail of the monuments.
| State | County | Locality | Year created | Name | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arizona | Apache | St. Johns | 1987 | Early Settlers, Salem, AZ | |
| Arizona | Coconino | Fredonia | 1933 | Pipe Spring National Monument Directional Plaque | |
| Arizona | Coconino | Stoneman Lake | 1991 | Palatkwapi Trail | |
| Arizona | Coconino | Tonalea | 1938 | George A. Smith Jr. Killed | |
| Arizona | Graham | Safford | 1982 | Spencer W. Kimball Home | |
| Arizona | Maricopa | Mesa | 1988 | Mesa Pioneer Monument | |
| Arizona | Maricopa | Phoenix | 1982 | First Latter-Day Saint chapel in Phoenix | |
| Arizona | Mohave | Near Grand Staircase–Escalante National Monument | 2005 | The Historic Dixie-Long Valley, Utah Pioneer Trail | |
| Arizona | Mohave | Pipe Springs | 1933 | Pipe Spring National Monument | |
| Arizona | Navajo | Brigham City | 1934 | Pioneer Settlement and Cemetery | |
| Arizona | Navajo | Snowflake | 1940 | Tom Polaca | |
| Arizona | Navajo | Snowflake | Tuba, Hopi Chief | ||
| Arizona | Pinal | Picacho | 1937 | Mormon Battalion Trail | |
| California | Alpine | Carson Pass | 1993 | Mormon-Carson Pass Emigrant Trail (Melissa Coray Peak) | |
| California | El Dorado | Coloma | 1972 | Mormon Worker's Cabin at Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park | |
| California | El Dorado | Coloma | 1977 | Nathaniel Hawk | |
| California | Fresno | Squaw Valley | 1974 | Mormon Emigrant Trail | |
| California | San Bernardino | Sycamore Valley Ranch | 1962 | First Camp of the Pioneers | |
| California | San Bernardino | near San Bernardino | 1991 | Mormon Lumber Road | |
| California | San Diego | San Diego | 1969 | The 500 Volunteer Soldiers of the Mormon Battalion 1846-1848 |
References
edit- Anon (2018). "Pioneer Monuments". Sons of Utah Pioneers. Retrieved Sep 8, 2018.