Johnson County Historical Society
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The Johnson County Historical Society was founded as the Mormon Trek Memorial Foundation in 1967. The aim was to remember the Mormon Handcart Expeditions. The Foundation initially created a park and monument at the site of the Handcart Expedition Campground and then developed an idea of creating a local history museum. So, the name was changed to Johnson County Historical Society. The cultural and historical heritage of the Johnson County community is preserved here.
Category: Museums
Address: 860 Quarry Road, PO Box 5081,
Email: questions@johnsoncountyhistory.org
Website http://www.johnsoncountyhistory.org
Telephone: 319.351.5738
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