KaysvilleHistory
Kaysville Fruit Heights Museum of History & Art
A small community museum in the north foyer of Kaysville's city building that rotates local history and art shows instead of keeping permanent displays. Recent shows have covered the indigenous presence in early Davis County and a set of 28 paintings first commissioned for the 1976 national bicentennial. It also keeps oral histories, historic markers and a walking tour of town, so a quick stop can turn into an afternoon.
What is inside
- Rotating exhibits such as America the Beautiful: A Community Viewpoint by local artists
- 1976 Bicentennial Art Redux, 28 paintings commissioned for the bicentennial
- Oral history collection and historic markers around Kaysville
- Online catalog of the collection on CatalogIt
Good for
- History buffs
- Art
- Rainy days
From the museum's own site, checked October 2026. Something changed? Tell us.
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