Monument - Salt Creek Canyon Massacre

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Monument - Salt Creek Canyon Massacre

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Historical marker monument for the 1858 Salt Creek Canyon Massacre, in Salt Creek Canyon, Utah.
Monument was erected in memory of 4 Mormon settlers who were massacred nearby, on their way to the Sanpete Valley in the Utah Territory.

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1850 - 1860

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historical markers in utah

items numbered 11

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salt creek canyon massacre

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