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Escalante Oil Well #2

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300 W. 50 S. (bus meeting spot)
St. George, 84770 United States Get Directions
Website https://sgcityutah.gov/activity/activity/special_events/dixie_days.php#Dixie+Treks
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Dixie Days Trek
Dixie Days Trek 4

Dixie Days Trek 4

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

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, reflecting the ambition and optimism of the community in pursuing economic development through oil exploration. On the night of March 6, 1935, approximately 70-100 onlookers […]

Dixie Days Trek
Dixie Days Trek 4

Dixie Days Trek 4

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

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, reflecting the ambition and optimism of the community in pursuing economic development through oil exploration. On the night of March 6, 1935, approximately 70-100 onlookers […]

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