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Dixie Days Trek
Dixie Days Trek 1

Dixie Days Trek 1

St. George Tabernacle 18 S. Main Street, St. George

The attic of the St. George Tabernacle, often overlooked, holds a wealth of history and offers a unique perspective on this iconic building's role in the founding of St. George, […]

Dixie Days Trek
Dixie Days Trek 2

Dixie Days Trek 2

Watercress Springs, Old West Spring 300 W. 50 S (Bus Meeting Spots), St. George

Watercress Springs and Old West Spring played pivotal roles in the founding and development of St. George, Utah. These springs provided essential water sources for indigenous peoples and early settlers, […]

Dixie Days Trek
Dixie Days Trek 3

Dixie Days Trek 3

Middleton Tunnel, Hernia Dam, and Red Hills Water Tank 300 W. 50 S. (bus meeting spot), St. George

The Middleton Tunnel, Hernia Dam, and the water tank on top of the Red Hills are pivotal landmarks in the history of St. George, Utah, each contributing significantly to the […]

Dixie Days Trek
Dixie Days Trek 4

Dixie Days Trek 4

Escalante Oil Well #2 300 W. 50 S. (bus meeting spot), St. George

The Escalante Oil Well Site #2 is a significant piece of St. George's industrial and environmental history. This location represents the early attempts to tap into the region's natural resources, […]

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My Father’s Highway Film Screening

The Electric Theater 68 E Tabernacle St, St. George

This is the story of one of the most daring and controversial highway construction challenges in United States History. Interstate 15 travels through a 29.5-mile section of rugged, high mountain […]

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The Electric Film Series

The Electric Theater 68 E Tabernacle St, St. George

On the third Tuesday of every month, the historic Electric Theater hosts a FREE screening of a noteworthy film from the past. Each movie will include an intro and post-screening […]

Dixie Days Trek
Dixie Days Trek 1

Dixie Days Trek 1

St. George Tabernacle 18 S. Main Street, St. George

The attic of the St. George Tabernacle, often overlooked, holds a wealth of history and offers a unique perspective on this iconic building's role in the founding of St. George, […]

Dixie Days Trek
Dixie Days Trek 2

Dixie Days Trek 2

Watercress Springs, Old West Spring 300 W. 50 S (Bus Meeting Spots), St. George

Watercress Springs and Old West Spring played pivotal roles in the founding and development of St. George, Utah. These springs provided essential water sources for indigenous peoples and early settlers, […]

Dixie Days Trek
Dixie Days Trek 3

Dixie Days Trek 3

Middleton Tunnel, Hernia Dam, and Red Hills Water Tank 300 W. 50 S. (bus meeting spot), St. George

The Middleton Tunnel, Hernia Dam, and the water tank on top of the Red Hills are pivotal landmarks in the history of St. George, Utah, each contributing significantly to the […]

Dixie Days Trek
Dixie Days Trek 4

Dixie Days Trek 4

Escalante Oil Well #2 300 W. 50 S. (bus meeting spot), St. George

The Escalante Oil Well Site #2 is a significant piece of St. George's industrial and environmental history. This location represents the early attempts to tap into the region's natural resources, […]

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