Logan Canyon Scenic Byway - Willow Valley Sign

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Logan Canyon Scenic Byway - Willow Valley Sign

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Original Caption: History of Willow Valley is explained on this interpretive sign at Lady Bird Overlook on the Logan Canyon Scenic Byway.

Location: Utah

Status: Public domain. Photo by Dennis Adams of FHWA
Digital Photographs Relating to America's Byways

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