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Discover Washington County: Utah's Scenic Gem with Rich History

Explore Washington County, known as Utah's Dixie for its lush landscapes, pioneer history, and Native American heritage. Visit Zion's National Park, Snow Canyon State Park, and other captivating sites. Learn about the early settlers, the Archaic and Anasazi Indians, and the Southern Paiutes. Immerse yourself in the region's past through ghost towns and museums. Plan your journey at http://www.washco.utah.gov/.

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Discover Washington County: Utah's Scenic Gem with Rich History

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  1. Washington County Nicole Smith

  2. Early Settlers Archaic and Anasazi Indians Southern Paiutes In the 1850s the land was settled by the Mormon Pioneers Jacob Hamblin was sent by Brigham Young to help establish a peaceful relationship with the Native Americans

  3. “Utah’s Dixie” It received its name “Utah’s Dixie” when Brigham Young asked 300 families to grow cotton, silk, and pecans in the warm climate.

  4. Places to See Zion's National Park Snow Canyon State Park Tuacahn Center RosenbruchWorld Wildlife Museum Ghost Towns

  5. Exploring Zion’s National Park Zion's National Park Video

  6. References http://www.washco.utah.gov/ http://www.uen.org/counties/washington.shtml http://www.zioncanyon.com/zion-national-park.htm http://www.city-data.com/picfilesc/picc21590.php http://ilovehistory.utah.gov/place/counties/washington.html

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