Brigham Young Winter Home
Visitors come to Brigham Young’s winter home for a chance to experience a piece of early American history. The house is located approximately 45 miles southwest of Zion National Park in St. George, UT.
- Admission is free.
- Located 45 miles south west of Zion in St. George.
- The Museum is open 9am to 5pm. Hours vary seasonally.
Overview
Set in a neighborhood amongst some of the areas original pioneer homes, The Brigham Young Winter Home serves as a remnant of the areas earliest history. Brigham Young, one of the founders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, and notable settler of the western US, used this house as a winter retreat, finding the milder winders a welcome refuse from his arthritis. Today, the house is open as a museum, housing much of his family’s original furniture, china, and personal affects.
Location/Directions
The Brigham Young Winter Home is located approximately 45 miles south west of Zion National Park.
Contact Information
67 West 200 North
St. George, UT 84770
(435) 673-5181
Hours/Seasons
Hours are 9am to 5pm during the winter. 9am to 7pm during the spring. 9 am to 8pm during the summer.
Fees/Cost
Admission is free.