Historical Markers in Lakeside, Utah

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Historical Markers in Lakeside, Utah

1 ► Utah, Tooele County, Lakeside — First Explorations to the Great Salt Desert / The Great Salt Desert / The Great Emigrant Flood —

On Horseshoe Springs Road, on the right when traveling north.

First Explorations to the Great Salt Desert Prior to May of 1841, no wagon roads to Oregon or California existed - only long-distance Indian footpaths worn deeper by fur trade caravans hauling supplies into the Rocky Mountains. In the early . . . — — Map (db m301588) HM

2 ► Utah, Tooele County, Lakeside — HU-10A — Hastings Cutoff - Horseshoe Springs —

On Tc02762, on the right when traveling north.

"This morning it is raining it seams so plesent to see it rain as we have not seen it rane since we came in the valey before we now noon near a salt spring [Horseshoe Springs] we then went on to elbow spring [Hope Wells] fresh water it is very good . . . — — Map (db m301553) HM

3 ► Utah, Tooele County, Lakeside — HU-11 — Hastings Cutoff - Horseshoe Springs —

On Horseshoe Springs Road, on the left when traveling west.

"Seven miles brought us where the road forked - the left hand one leading up a ravine towards the mountain. We took it..." Madison Berryman Moorman, July 27, 1850 — — Map (db m301554) HM

4 ► Utah, Tooele County, Lakeside — N-38 — Iosepa Settlement Cemetery — Utah Historic Site — National Register of Historic Places —

On County Road 02742.

The Iosepa Community developed after Polynesian converts to the Mormon faith were employed as laborers by the Iosepa Agriculture and Stock Company in 1889. After numerous hardships, including bouts with leprosy, the colony attained a degree of . . . — — Map (db m301561) HM

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