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Pioneer Village at Lagoon
A late 1800s frontier town inside Lagoon, built from historic structures that include an 1853 rock chapel moved from Coalville, a one-room schoolhouse, a print shop and a cobbler shop. The Carriage Hall holds turn-of-the-century wheeled vehicles, and a separate collection covers small arms from slingshots and crossbows to cannons. It started as a private collection in 1938 and moved to Lagoon in 1976, so a day at the park doubles as a walk through old Utah.
What is inside
- Rock Chapel built in 1853 in Coalville
- Carriage Hall of antique wagons and carriages, including a handcart
- Small arms collection with guns, crossbows and cannons
- Doll museum, tool museum and one-room schoolhouse
Good for
- Kids
- History buffs
- A date
From the museum's own site, checked October 2026. Something changed? Tell us.
Plan it
- Where
- 375 Lagoon Drive (Lagoon Amusement Park), Farmington
- Website
- lagoonpark.com
- Season
- Lagoon runs roughly late March to early November. Pioneer Village closes one hour before the park.
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