Utah Territorial Statehouse
Under $25Utah's oldest surviving government building, a former territorial capitol in Fillmore that now operates as a state park museum.

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A Utah state park built around a museum of artifacts from a large Fremont ancestor village uncovered during Interstate 70 construction.
3820 Clear Creek Canyon Rd, Sevier, UT, United States · Sevier, UT
The park preserves objects from the largest known Fremont ancestor village, found when Interstate 70 was built. The museum holds pottery, baskets and arrowheads from the site. Visitors can also see petroglyphs and pictographs, walk the trails, and camp at the park's Castle Rock or Sam Stowe campgrounds. The park is recognized as an International Dark Sky Park. The museum exhibits have been closed for renovation, while the visitor center, gift shop, art gallery and outdoor areas stayed open.
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