Emery County Historical Society is a group of people who enjoy learning about history. Some members are historians, some are history buffs, and some are history-challenged. But together we are just a friendly group of fellow citizens of an area that is filled with an extraordinary history! Everyone is invited to attend our meetings. If you want to join the Historical Society and receive reminders of all of our activities and meetings it's only $10.00 a year.
We meet once a month for a public meeting where we listen to someone present an aspect of history- usually of our area. Refreshments are always served.
In the Spring and Sumer months we go on treks to explore and learn about this county with a hands-on experience. On these occasions we either bring pot luck to go with the hot dogs provided by the Society, or we bring our own sack lunch. We always have a great time, no matter what the plan for the month is.
In August, on the 8th we will be enjoying our annual Cowboy Poetry night. O'Ville, the recreated pioneer town, will be the host of this years event. You Can find it in Cleveland, UT @ 6:30 p.m. There will be music and refreshments.
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Annual dues are only $10.00
We meet once a month for a public meeting where we listen to someone present an aspect of history- usually of our area. Refreshments are always served.
In the Spring and Sumer months we go on treks to explore and learn about this county with a hands-on experience. On these occasions we either bring pot luck to go with the hot dogs provided by the Society, or we bring our own sack lunch. We always have a great time, no matter what the plan for the month is.
In August, on the 8th we will be enjoying our annual Cowboy Poetry night. O'Ville, the recreated pioneer town, will be the host of this years event. You Can find it in Cleveland, UT @ 6:30 p.m. There will be music and refreshments.
Become a "FRIEND" to The Emery County Historical Society Facebook
Annual dues are only $10.00
| Historical Societies trip to Spring Canyon |