Bryce's History Project: Richmond Encyclopedia

In this upcoming update, directories and phone books from as far as 1879 will be added and accessible on the 'Historical Documents' and 'Businesses & Organizations' sections of the website.

The Richmond Fort Marker is the only historic marker in the city and was erected by the Daughters of Utah Pioneers in 1936. This sketch, made by the husband of DUP Captain Huldah Stoddard Olson, shows the exact simplicity and complexity of the maker.

To learn more about the Daughters of Utah Pioneers in Richmond, go here: https://sites.google.com/view/richmondsencylopedia/artifacts/businesses-organizations/organizations-and-groups/daughters-of-utah-pioneers

Sketch housed at the Daughters of Utah Pioneers: James & Drusilla Hendricks Camp.

Gone, but not forgotten.

Can't wait to see yall tomorrow at the parade!

Our very own principal, Mr. Johnson, even milked a cow to help everyone get into the spirit for Black & White Days Week! 🐄🤠
Don’t forget the dress-up days for the rest of the week:
👢 Tuesday – Favorite shoes/boots
👕 Wednesday – Favorite shirt/cowboy shirt
💙💛 Thursday – School shirt/colors (yellow & blue)
⚫⚪ Friday – BLACK & WHITE DAY!
What a fun week at White Pine! 🦅

Did you know that the Cove Ward has been in four different Stakes and never changed since it was organized in 1877?

Learn more here: https://sites.google.com/view/richmondsencylopedia/encyclopedia/artifacts-landmarks/artifacts2/latter-day-saint-history/cove-ward?authuser=0organized